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"What’s Next?"
Synopsis
A struggling artist desperate for inspiration visits a museum in attempt to find the “perfect” piece she believes will reignite her creativity. When she fails to find it she becomes paranoid, believing that the museum staff, her gallerist, and the entire world are conspiring to prevent her from being the great artist she knows she can be.
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