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The Shirt Off Your Back
A dark fairy tale about two brothers who re-live a strange encounter with a man on Christmas Day, their memories shifting until the truth becomes something unknowable—something that quietly, irrevocably changes them.
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A dark fairy tale about two brothers who re-live a strange encounter with a man on Christmas Day, their memories shifting until the truth becomes something unknowable—something that quietly, irrevocably changes them.
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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Eden Wendt, Blye Hawk, David Robinson-Smith
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Umbrella Entertainment, Sanctuary Pictures
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