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| 813.6 TAY The Late Americans / | 813.6 WEE Nocturne / | 813.6 WEI The Second chance cinema / | 813.6 WEI The Second chance cinema / | 821.7 STA Byron : a life in ten letters / | 821.7 STA Byron : a life in ten letters / | 823..912 LAR Quicksand and passing / |
"At the end of a cobblestone alley, shrouded by fog and empty storefronts, lies a glittering magical cinema, with "The Story of You" presented on the marquee. Ellie and Drake, a newly engaged couple, stumble upon it while walking around their city late one night. Ellie, a dreamer who has made a career of writing about nearly forgotten businesses, is immediately intrigued. Tickets in hand, they make their way into the deserted red-velvet auditorium and to their great surprise, see projected before them memories from their respective pasts. Risk-averse Drake is reluctant when Ellie insists they return to the cinema, but he finally concedes. There's a moment she's haunted by from her past that she doesn't fully remember. If she could only watch what happened, then maybe she'd finally know she wasn't to blame.
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