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No Connection 

A young woman in Toronto waits outside of a subway station to meet her blind date. Despite sending some messages back and forth, he fails to show up. After he finally sends a message saying that he can't make it, she returns home on the subway, considering the loneliness in her life.
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A young woman in Toronto waits outside of a subway station to meet her blind date. Despite sending some messages back and forth, he fails to show up. After he finally sends a message saying that he can't make it, she returns home on the subway, considering the loneliness in her life.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Christopher Beaulieu
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Runtime:3 minutes
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