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tainted memories
Tainted Memories is a film compiled using old footage found from a camera of Jules' Dads that he used as a child. The film details a collision of past/memory and present, with a spooky intensity.
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Tainted Memories is a film compiled using old footage found from a camera of Jules' Dads that he used as a child. The film details a collision of past/memory and present, with a spooky intensity.
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:JCT films
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