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An overlooked artist discovers she can escape into a vivid dream world where her creative visions come to life, but as the buried traumas of her past begin to seep in, her sanctuary of imagination twists into a haunting nightmare she can't control.
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An overlooked artist discovers she can escape into a vivid dream world where her creative visions come to life, but as the buried traumas of her past begin to seep in, her sanctuary of imagination twists into a haunting nightmare she can't control.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Fantasy
Written By:Lauren Tuck
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Greenlight Creative Productions
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