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Squeaky Clean 

On a routine workday, anxious and heartbroken Ali suspects his partner is cheating on him. Trapped in a van with two reluctant co-workers, he clings to them for support, unaware they're hiding a devastating truth. As secrets unravel, Ali must confront betrayal, reclaim his self-worth, and choose his own future.
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On a routine workday, anxious and heartbroken Ali suspects his partner is cheating on him. Trapped in a van with two reluctant co-workers, he clings to them for support, unaware they're hiding a devastating truth. As secrets unravel, Ali must confront betrayal, reclaim his self-worth, and choose his own future.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rhys Rayner
Written By:Kathryn Robinson
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:University of South Wales

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