This Conversation Has Been Removed
"When Peter and Jill engage in an online flame war, they learn just how wrong "making it personal" can go."
Synopsis
This Conversation Has Been Removed is a modern silent comedy about communication. More to the point, it’s about a modern lack of communication. It explores the limited ways that we do communicate with each other and the profound ways in which we don’t.
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