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The Meadows 

When aspiring actor Viola lands the role of Juliet in a community theatre production, she’s drawn into the orbit of her volatile co-star, whose narcissism and unhinged intensity begin to unravel both the play and her sense of self.
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When aspiring actor Viola lands the role of Juliet in a community theatre production, she’s drawn into the orbit of her volatile co-star, whose narcissism and unhinged intensity begin to unravel both the play and her sense of self.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Music
Written By:Padraig Preston, Quinn Lovell, Lily-Kate Maloney
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Runtime:13 minutes
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