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Liesel (Kathleen Dawe) and Gia (Karina Vodicka) had a perfect life and a certain future together. Young, successful, passionate. Happy. But fear slips in like a wolf in the night. Perfect has cracks. And one moment can change everything. When Gia is killed in a car accident, Liesel’s whole life is shattered into pieces. Four years later, Liesel is unable to move on – plagued by memories of Gia’s death and a strange voice that probes at her grief, blurring the lines of reality.
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Liesel (Kathleen Dawe) and Gia (Karina Vodicka) had a perfect life and a certain future together. Young, successful, passionate. Happy. But fear slips in like a wolf in the night. Perfect has cracks. And one moment can change everything. When Gia is killed in a car accident, Liesel’s whole life is shattered into pieces. Four years later, Liesel is unable to move on – plagued by memories of Gia’s death and a strange voice that probes at her grief, blurring the lines of reality.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ruby Martyn
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Raspberry Jam Productions, Fine Wit, Anything At This Point: Media Productions
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