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OSCAR 

Oscar wants to be more confident. He envies his best friend Kevin’s effortless confidence and social skills. To change himself, Oscar volunteers for a coaching club at school, becoming a practice subject for an aspiring coach, Karen.
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Oscar wants to be more confident. He envies his best friend Kevin’s effortless confidence and social skills. To change himself, Oscar volunteers for a coaching club at school, becoming a practice subject for an aspiring coach, Karen.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Rebekka Kiertzner
Written By:Rebekka Kiertzner
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:European Film College (EFC)

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