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Tea 

After a messy and flirty party last Friday night, best friends Sophie and Margot sip and 'spill' the 'tea' about their dramatic, slightly delusional love lives.
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After a messy and flirty party last Friday night, best friends Sophie and Margot sip and 'spill' the 'tea' about their dramatic, slightly delusional love lives.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Jasmine Wastell
Written By:Eleni Cole
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:UNSW Film Production Society Inc.

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