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The Show 

When a crazed super-fan sneaks poisoned cupcakes onto the closed set of The Trish Dixon Show, all hell breaks loose. The fate of a young Director's career depends on the outcome of the show, and she will stop at nothing to make it perfect.
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When a crazed super-fan sneaks poisoned cupcakes onto the closed set of The Trish Dixon Show, all hell breaks loose. The fate of a young Director's career depends on the outcome of the show, and she will stop at nothing to make it perfect.

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Directed By:Olivia Salib
Written By:Olivia Salib
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Olivia Salib

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Clare Margaret Donovan

Trish Dixon

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Hannah Eisendrath

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