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Cleo is a film student going through a crisis. All her friends have already started working on their own projects, yet she finds herself unable to take the first step. It is not until she meets someone at a party that she hears exactly what she needs to hear.
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Cleo is a film student going through a crisis. All her friends have already started working on their own projects, yet she finds herself unable to take the first step. It is not until she meets someone at a party that she hears exactly what she needs to hear.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Olivia Bonilla
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:La Colmena
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