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The Human Library
As Al drains colour from the modern world, a young woman and a Human Library "book" find themselves written into each other's margins, risking memory, policy, and erasure to hold onto something real.
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As Al drains colour from the modern world, a young woman and a Human Library "book" find themselves written into each other's margins, risking memory, policy, and erasure to hold onto something real.
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Genre:Romance, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Steph Wells
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:GU Filmmaking Society
Cast
Steph Wells
Director
Charlotte Boreta
Maggie/Margaret Alinthorpe
El Rose
Ash McPherson
LeAnn Rae Lyn
Natasha/Book 447133N
Abbie Murray
Sammy
Hazel Wilson
Head Librarian
Patrick Gilman
Book 447229G
Fara Oni
Book 444998J
Nan Aye Thiri Aung
Book 440754F
Isla Rose Perkins
Book 459115L
Risdon Bradley
Book 432676S
Eva Smedeby
Student
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