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Trapped Girl (2014)
Trapped Girl is a short film about what happens to a girl named Bell when the bathroom doorknob falls off and she's trapped inside. Beyond the door her life is falling apart, and when she's set free hours later she finds herself stumbling into a new reality. A tragicomedy based on a real event, Trapped Girl explores the moments of our lives when the ground shifts and everything is heightened, scary, and full of possibilities.
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Trapped Girl is a short film about what happens to a girl named Bell when the bathroom doorknob falls off and she's trapped inside. Beyond the door her life is falling apart, and when she's set free hours later she finds herself stumbling into a new reality. A tragicomedy based on a real event, Trapped Girl explores the moments of our lives when the ground shifts and everything is heightened, scary, and full of possibilities.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Catherine Fordham
In Theaters:6/20/2014
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Runtime:15 minutes
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