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S, a novelist suffering from writer's block, arrives at an isolated nature resort to work on her next book. Here, she is forced to deal with her unresolved grief and mental health whilst also interacting with the resort's guests.
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S, a novelist suffering from writer's block, arrives at an isolated nature resort to work on her next book. Here, she is forced to deal with her unresolved grief and mental health whilst also interacting with the resort's guests.
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:The London Film School
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