Schism: Me , Myself, and Authenticity (2020)
When ordering food, we often put on a happy face. But when do we take that mask off if ever? Tripp (James Counihan) faces this internal struggle while his partner Jay (Brian Westerley) confronts this dual personality.
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When ordering food, we often put on a happy face. But when do we take that mask off if ever? Tripp (James Counihan) faces this internal struggle while his partner Jay (Brian Westerley) confronts this dual personality.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Andrew Kovac
In Theaters:10/28/2020
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Kovac Industries
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