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Unlike You (2027)
A flailing screenwriter finally hits gold when he starts to implement his dreams into his stories, landing him a contract with a huge studio backing and a massive budget. But when he realizes the woman he's been seeing in his dreams is real, he begins to wonder what has been real and what been his own minds production.
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A flailing screenwriter finally hits gold when he starts to implement his dreams into his stories, landing him a contract with a huge studio backing and a massive budget. But when he realizes the woman he's been seeing in his dreams is real, he begins to wonder what has been real and what been his own minds production.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Horror
Written By:Jack Henry Calverley
In Theaters:10/31/2027
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:BEAM OF LIGHT
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