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Waking a Dream (2000)
protagonist hoping to be taken in dreams into the hereafter falls in love with a person who is indifferent. Suffering heartbreak after confessing love, the protagonist drives to the California redwoods and dies while dreaming.
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protagonist hoping to be taken in dreams into the hereafter falls in love with a person who is indifferent. Suffering heartbreak after confessing love, the protagonist drives to the California redwoods and dies while dreaming.
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Genre:Fantasy
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In Theaters:4/15/2000
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Albino Fawn Productions
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