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The Endless Potential in Playing Pretend 

Cassie quests through a world that changes genres to survive her day, but yearns to reach reality and finally discover herself. A surprising antagonist blocks her path, she fights friend and foe in order to regain her personal autonomy.
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Cassie quests through a world that changes genres to survive her day, but yearns to reach reality and finally discover herself. A surprising antagonist blocks her path, she fights friend and foe in order to regain her personal autonomy.

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Directed By:Melody Marie David
Written By:Melanie J. Germain
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Runtime:7 minutes
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