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They Persist
A short film about the forever stagnant versions of ourselves that exist in the hearts and minds of the people we've left behind as we grow and move on with our lives.
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A short film about the forever stagnant versions of ourselves that exist in the hearts and minds of the people we've left behind as we grow and move on with our lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tristan Woodington
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Suite Wombat Productions
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