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The Big Gust! 

After suffering a tragic loss, a grief-stricken young woman named Autumn is forced down an absurd-existential rabbit hole where she is haunted by a mysterious presence. From there, her life takes turn after turn as she is sent into anxiety and paranoia by way of a grieving father, unanswered questions from her friend's death, and the future she truly desires.
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After suffering a tragic loss, a grief-stricken young woman named Autumn is forced down an absurd-existential rabbit hole where she is haunted by a mysterious presence. From there, her life takes turn after turn as she is sent into anxiety and paranoia by way of a grieving father, unanswered questions from her friend's death, and the future she truly desires.

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Directed By:Gavin Baird
Written By:Gavin Baird
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Dynamic Video Imaging Corporation

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