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The Illusion of Movement
A model and a photographer are recruited for a photoshoot in the garden of a successful magazine editor, but begin getting strange texts from the mysterious figure, who is watching them from somewhere within the house.
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A model and a photographer are recruited for a photoshoot in the garden of a successful magazine editor, but begin getting strange texts from the mysterious figure, who is watching them from somewhere within the house.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:David Bell
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Itchfly Productions
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