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The Dying Dragon Incident
On the one-year anniversary of the school-bus tragedy that killed Ferry Lane High School’s entire basketball team, Mr. Clay finds his classroom haunted by the students' returning spirits. After locking eyes with the only Chinese student among them, he is drawn into a search for the boy’s mysterious green journal, said by the family to contain a strange tale from 1930s China known as the “Dying Dragon Incident.”
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On the one-year anniversary of the school-bus tragedy that killed Ferry Lane High School’s entire basketball team, Mr. Clay finds his classroom haunted by the students' returning spirits. After locking eyes with the only Chinese student among them, he is drawn into a search for the boy’s mysterious green journal, said by the family to contain a strange tale from 1930s China known as the “Dying Dragon Incident.”
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zack Travis, Xun Zhuo
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Anyon Studios, Keep the Door Open, Gib's Garage
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