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Ignorance truly is bliss. Mathew knows that now, or what remains of him does. From finding out you’ve got a soulmate to realizing that you’ve made their life hell, over and over again so that they cannot help but despise you - it’s not easy to go back from that. Or to even get up from your seat.
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Ignorance truly is bliss. Mathew knows that now, or what remains of him does. From finding out you’ve got a soulmate to realizing that you’ve made their life hell, over and over again so that they cannot help but despise you - it’s not easy to go back from that. Or to even get up from your seat.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Surabhi Warick
Written By:Sofya Lomaeva
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:London Film Academy

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Surabhi Warick

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Max Luck

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Oncel Camci

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Libby Wilson

Nina

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