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In a classic tale of guilt with a sinister twist, a mundane office worker starts his night like any other, watching the same show, eating the same food and just waiting for it to end. But tonight is different. Our protagonist awakens from a blackout in a mysterious room. The inside could be the secret to his wildest dreams or worst nightmares.
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In a classic tale of guilt with a sinister twist, a mundane office worker starts his night like any other, watching the same show, eating the same food and just waiting for it to end. But tonight is different. Our protagonist awakens from a blackout in a mysterious room. The inside could be the secret to his wildest dreams or worst nightmares.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yoni Weisberg
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Chief Productions
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