Film Opening




Inside The Closet

Credits: 

Rocio Armada- Editor and Script-Writer

Isabella Stella- Director and Extra

Isabel Perez- Actor and Writer

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Song Credits:

Queen- Don't Stop Me Now

Beethoven- Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement

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Special Thanks to:

James Lopez

Foster Kocco

Mr. Stella

Mrs.Ortega



 



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