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Two Birds (2017)

Flynn, one half of a young lesbian couple, has a feeling that something is not quite right in the relationship. When two birds fly into her kitchen window, killing themselves, she is prompted outside and then down into the dark cellar. She will find something that will explain why she has been having second thoughts about her lover.
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Flynn, one half of a young lesbian couple, has a feeling that something is not quite right in the relationship. When two birds fly into her kitchen window, killing themselves, she is prompted outside and then down into the dark cellar. She will find something that will explain why she has been having second thoughts about her lover.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Brendan Beachman
Written By:Brendan Beachman
In Theaters:2/1/2017
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Runtime:6 minutes
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