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The Frog in The Well 

‘The Frog in the Well’ focuses on the character of Lewis, as his plans to end his own life are interrupted by a kindhearted stranger. The film stars up-and-coming actor Jonny Vernon, alongside My Neighbour Totoro’s Kumiko Mendl as Yoriko
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‘The Frog in the Well’ focuses on the character of Lewis, as his plans to end his own life are interrupted by a kindhearted stranger. The film stars up-and-coming actor Jonny Vernon, alongside My Neighbour Totoro’s Kumiko Mendl as Yoriko

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jacob Perrin
Written By:Jacob Perrin
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:FreshRB, The Silent Elephant Project

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