Parched Dreams (2016)
A few twisted characters who, beyond their knowing, have stepped out of society into a sub-hallucinogenic alternate realm. In this strange land, a godforsaken housewife attempts to woo her dull lover, a deranged genie wreaks havoc, and an alien haunts a woman's nightmares.
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A few twisted characters who, beyond their knowing, have stepped out of society into a sub-hallucinogenic alternate realm. In this strange land, a godforsaken housewife attempts to woo her dull lover, a deranged genie wreaks havoc, and an alien haunts a woman's nightmares.
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Written By:Hillary Andujar, Angela Chen
In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:8 minutes
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