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The Interview 

A desperate yet optimistic Renzo goes home after he got rejected at a job interview. The next day, he was called to an unanticipated job interview in which he quickly concentrated on. One unusual woman, who seems like she knows what he's doing, prepares him for the interview that might put his life at risk. As the interview continues, Renzo stumbles upon a sudden realization that the woman isn't like who she seems to be.
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A desperate yet optimistic Renzo goes home after he got rejected at a job interview. The next day, he was called to an unanticipated job interview in which he quickly concentrated on. One unusual woman, who seems like she knows what he's doing, prepares him for the interview that might put his life at risk. As the interview continues, Renzo stumbles upon a sudden realization that the woman isn't like who she seems to be.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Ariana Yang
Written By:Ariana Yang, Andrea Ferrer, Kaloy
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Bro's Production

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