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Tunnel Vision 

Having missed the last bus back home for the day, a trio of cyclists decide to take their chances with a shortcut through the woods nearby. Their trip goes relatively smoothly until they encounter an abandoned railway tunnel; the sole obstacle between them and their neighbourhood. Two of the teens, Rosalia and Evan, suggest they push on, but their friend Tay senses something amiss. Her suspicions end up being proven right, as first Rosalia, and then Evan, disappear in the darkness of the tunnel. One year later, Tay returns in search of answers.
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Having missed the last bus back home for the day, a trio of cyclists decide to take their chances with a shortcut through the woods nearby. Their trip goes relatively smoothly until they encounter an abandoned railway tunnel; the sole obstacle between them and their neighbourhood. Two of the teens, Rosalia and Evan, suggest they push on, but their friend Tay senses something amiss. Her suspicions end up being proven right, as first Rosalia, and then Evan, disappear in the darkness of the tunnel. One year later, Tay returns in search of answers.

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Directed By:Arlo Morgan
Written By:Arlo Morgan
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Runtime:9 minutes
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Arlo Morgan

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Amelie Lattik

Tay

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Zahira Kayrooz

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Sam Goudie-Park

Evan

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Isla Faulds

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