The Sequel (2023)
A frustrated author faces intense pressure from her editor, the internet, and her own characters as she attempts to craft a follow-up to her previous novel, a surprise success that may have been more of a curse than a blessing.
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A frustrated author faces intense pressure from her editor, the internet, and her own characters as she attempts to craft a follow-up to her previous novel, a surprise success that may have been more of a curse than a blessing.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Leonora Waite
In Theaters:10/8/2023
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Film Broads Productions
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