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The document describes a series of shots from a film or video, starting with high and mid shots panning down a staircase and towards a door. It then shows shots of the door opening, a character's face, them walking towards and sitting at a table, close ups of objects on the table, a character approaching and sitting in a chair, and close ups of a bracelet and syringe being used on their arm.
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