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Three university students embark on a wild night out, and upon returning home don't want the night to end. A giddy euphoria descends upon the friends as they begin to mix class A drugs with alcohol, and the night takes an unexpected turn.
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Three university students embark on a wild night out, and upon returning home don't want the night to end. A giddy euphoria descends upon the friends as they begin to mix class A drugs with alcohol, and the night takes an unexpected turn.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Amber Clarke-McGrath, Conor Clarke-McGrath
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Runtime:12 minutes
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