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Skirmish 

Living in rural Ireland, Annie finds herself in a dead-end job, dealing with the fall-out of her failed relationship. Knowing her ex-girlfriend, Clara, will be there, Annie attends a cowboy-themed karaoke night at her local bar. As the night progresses, Annie's plan takes a turn for the worse, transforming it into one she will never forget.
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Living in rural Ireland, Annie finds herself in a dead-end job, dealing with the fall-out of her failed relationship. Knowing her ex-girlfriend, Clara, will be there, Annie attends a cowboy-themed karaoke night at her local bar. As the night progresses, Annie's plan takes a turn for the worse, transforming it into one she will never forget.

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Directed By:Julia Wysocka
Written By:Lucille Carolan
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Runtime:18 minutes
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