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Repeat
Repeat follows two young women as their friendship unravels. Told in four non-linear scenes, the film traces the emotional arc of their friendship through the lense of the romance genre: falling in love, being in love, falling out, and letting go.
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Repeat follows two young women as their friendship unravels. Told in four non-linear scenes, the film traces the emotional arc of their friendship through the lense of the romance genre: falling in love, being in love, falling out, and letting go.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tū Māia Curtis
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Steambox Film Collective, Aniwa Pictures
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