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Tabletop

Poster

Rated 7.0 on TMDB

Tabletop

A prismatic flaw leads a master photographer into a night of chaotic transformation.

Runtime: 10m
Genres: Drama

Direction and writing

Adam Terence BaileyDirector, Writer

Jason BaileyDirector

Lucy MastrulloWriter

Cairn McKennaFirst Assistant Director

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Cast

Ania MarsonThe Photographer

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