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Tinman 

After suffering an accidental electrocution, Sydney, a young journalist burdened by an overwhelming sense of detachment and the relentless chaos of distractions in his life, finds a fleeting moment of profound peace during the accident. Inspired by this brush with tranquility, Sydney sets out on a daring journey to rekindle the life-altering experience that momentarily changed his perspective.
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After suffering an accidental electrocution, Sydney, a young journalist burdened by an overwhelming sense of detachment and the relentless chaos of distractions in his life, finds a fleeting moment of profound peace during the accident. Inspired by this brush with tranquility, Sydney sets out on a daring journey to rekindle the life-altering experience that momentarily changed his perspective.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Hudson Price
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Runtime:11 minutes
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