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A gifted college freshman discovers an extraordinary connection within the infinite space where dreams and reality entwine, transforming fear into an unexpected romance that unfolds within the pages of her fairy tale storybook.
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A gifted college freshman discovers an extraordinary connection within the infinite space where dreams and reality entwine, transforming fear into an unexpected romance that unfolds within the pages of her fairy tale storybook.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Julio Rionaldo, Bahreisy Imaadudien, Hanifa Nabila, Alivia Noer
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Runtime:28 minutes
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