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10 min · Mystery, Drama, Thriller

Garrett uses movies to escape reality until the movie becomes his reality. In this thriller short, Garrett tries to avoid what is creeping up on him; dealing with his father's death.

Directed by Nicholas Hagen · Written by Nicholas Hagen

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