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Our Faultline
A cold winter night, like any other, Jayden comes home from work to find his girlfriend, Callie, sitting at the table. What starts as a normal conversation, slowly increases the tension that has been bubbling under the surface; truths come out, secrets are unveiled, their faultline is realised and a five year relationship is unravelled in a matter of moments.
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A cold winter night, like any other, Jayden comes home from work to find his girlfriend, Callie, sitting at the table. What starts as a normal conversation, slowly increases the tension that has been bubbling under the surface; truths come out, secrets are unveiled, their faultline is realised and a five year relationship is unravelled in a matter of moments.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Harry Larter
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