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A young couple goes out for a picnic on a big empty field. When another couple shows up with identical clothes and food everything takes a strange turn.
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A young couple goes out for a picnic on a big empty field. When another couple shows up with identical clothes and food everything takes a strange turn.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Jonathan Elfving, Saga Stoltz Sörnäs
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Runtime:14 minutes
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