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Edward, a thirty-something filmmaker and former critic, tries to make his first feature by turning his failed relationship into an autofiction script. As he meets with actors, producers, and friends, the line between memory and invention begins to blur, and the ghost of his ex-girlfriend Aurora quietly returns to haunt him.
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Edward, a thirty-something filmmaker and former critic, tries to make his first feature by turning his failed relationship into an autofiction script. As he meets with actors, producers, and friends, the line between memory and invention begins to blur, and the ghost of his ex-girlfriend Aurora quietly returns to haunt him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ivan Makhsara
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Makhsara Films
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