All Too Well: The Short Film and the Hysteria
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Paparazza
A London portrait photographer falls on hard times and turns to life as a Paparraza to support her family, yet discovers the pictures she takes have a direct correlation with her sister's eating disorder.
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A London portrait photographer falls on hard times and turns to life as a Paparraza to support her family, yet discovers the pictures she takes have a direct correlation with her sister's eating disorder.
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Written By:Aurora Fearnley
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Runtime:17 minutes
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