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The Dying Artist 

Shari, a once successful filmmaker in his youth, is now stripped away from the glory and fame he had in the past. Now living a lonely life, an illness creeps over him slowly, consuming away the confidence of making a return to the film industry.
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Shari, a once successful filmmaker in his youth, is now stripped away from the glory and fame he had in the past. Now living a lonely life, an illness creeps over him slowly, consuming away the confidence of making a return to the film industry.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Kavivarmen Vigneswaran
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Runtime:16 minutes
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