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Polar Mind (2023)

Michael is upset because his friend, Freddie, didn't help him get a job opportunity at a photography company. Freddie invites his friends over to boast about his new job making Michael feel bad about not having any photography experience and not getting the job. Michael's mental gets the best of him that night.
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Michael is upset because his friend, Freddie, didn't help him get a job opportunity at a photography company. Freddie invites his friends over to boast about his new job making Michael feel bad about not having any photography experience and not getting the job. Michael's mental gets the best of him that night.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Makayla M. George
Written By:Makayla M. George
In Theaters:4/25/2023
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:MakGeo Studios, MXR Films

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