Bear

Nash Edgerton

IndieLisboa 2022 • Mouth of Madness

Australia, Fiction, 2011, 10′

Jack’s girlfriend wakes up angry. Jack pretends not to notice until she leaves the house. It’s all a ruse because he has a surprise planned for her. Let’s see what it is.

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