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Mia, a local zombie, decides to invite a documentary crew to follow her around on her birthday, as she has had enough of the way zombies are portrayed in the media.
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Mia, a local zombie, decides to invite a documentary crew to follow her around on her birthday, as she has had enough of the way zombies are portrayed in the media.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Alex Bass, Daniel Coulthard, Philip Grandy
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Alpha D Productions, Full Circle Productions
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