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Play Date
When someone who shaped you comes back into your life, do you take a chance to rediscover yourself, or do you stick to what’s safe? Matt is working at his local coffee shop when his childhood love, Austen, walks through the front door. Due to his unresolved feelings for Austen, Matt decides to impulsively make the decision to leave his work mid-shift and go with Austen on a “Play Date” to their childhood arcade, Marvin’s. “Play Date” follows Matt as he battles with his desire, guilt, and insecurities. He must decide if this reunion is coincidence or fate.
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When someone who shaped you comes back into your life, do you take a chance to rediscover yourself, or do you stick to what’s safe? Matt is working at his local coffee shop when his childhood love, Austen, walks through the front door. Due to his unresolved feelings for Austen, Matt decides to impulsively make the decision to leave his work mid-shift and go with Austen on a “Play Date” to their childhood arcade, Marvin’s. “Play Date” follows Matt as he battles with his desire, guilt, and insecurities. He must decide if this reunion is coincidence or fate.
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