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Esther, a photographer goes to a summerhouse to take a series of photos of Sophie, her former childhood friend. Sophie is terminally ill and waiting for a heart transplant. During Esther's time in the summerhouse a doubt occurs, leading to tension-filled moments as Esther tries to uncover the truth behind Sophie's actions.
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Esther, a photographer goes to a summerhouse to take a series of photos of Sophie, her former childhood friend. Sophie is terminally ill and waiting for a heart transplant. During Esther's time in the summerhouse a doubt occurs, leading to tension-filled moments as Esther tries to uncover the truth behind Sophie's actions.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Kristoffer Bjerg
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Quill Productions
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