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Ten Easy Pieces 

Two guys go ghost hunting in a basement, two salesmen get spooked by doppelgangers, a couple have a comedic night at a love hotel, and a counsellor interviews a criminal claiming to be a divine being. These are just some of the five-minute scenes that have been shot in one take by a single static camera and with no ADR permitted. As these everyday situations spiral out of control with plot twists, it’s a high-wire act for the performers to get to the punchline!
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Two guys go ghost hunting in a basement, two salesmen get spooked by doppelgangers, a couple have a comedic night at a love hotel, and a counsellor interviews a criminal claiming to be a divine being. These are just some of the five-minute scenes that have been shot in one take by a single static camera and with no ADR permitted. As these everyday situations spiral out of control with plot twists, it’s a high-wire act for the performers to get to the punchline!

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Genre:Drama, Horror, Fantasy, Comedy
Directed By:Sota Namise, Koya Yokomori, Mengtian He, Miyu Otsuki, Nicole L, Mirei Nose, Liu Yifei, Kaede Fujimoto, Hoi Pek I, Yusuke Koike
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Runtime:49 minutes
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Sota Namise, Koya Yokomori, Mengtian He, Miyu Otsuki, Nicole L, Mirei Nose, Liu Yifei, Kaede Fujimoto, Hoi Pek I, Yusuke Koike

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