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This film idea involves two teenage girls - an extroverted girl and an introverted girl. They meet at a park, where the extroverted girl tries to convince the introverted girl to have more fun. She suggests they steal a car to show how to really have fun. The introverted girl, being easily manipulated, agrees. However, after breaking into the car, the owner catches them and they have to run away, taking something from the car to remember what they've done. They stop running down the road, hug, and the screen goes black. The film will have two female leads portrayed by specific actresses. There will be no voiceovers or background music used. Scenes will be filmed at a park and
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