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Stan Puzdriak | Film Director and Producer

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20 days ago
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Posted On: July 6th 2026, 12:12 am
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I couldn’t ignore the fact that my friend looked like Alan Wake, so I turned it into a short film.

#alanwake #alanwake2 #indiehorror #shortfilm
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ara.__.yoon 2 days ago

ara.__.yoon

😍😍😍😍😍

mustachz 9 days ago

mustachz

Is he the champion of light?

allangt.exe 14 days ago

allangt.exe

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raine_gaming_fun 15 days ago

raine_gaming_fun

In my best Taken voice “Alan wake”

gang_norbit_on_ig 16 days ago

gang_norbit_on_ig

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dayandraleao 17 days ago

dayandraleao

Absolutely incredible!!

ai.ko_chan 17 days ago

ai.ko_chan

@samlakewrites 👀🙌

ryderariryder 18 days ago

ryderariryder

Is it officially out? Because I’m obsessed.

anthonybradford 18 days ago

anthonybradford

@itsofficialmegan thanks!!

xx_xndr 18 days ago

xx_xndr

HOLY SHIT THIS LOOKS SO GOOD.

alis_rova 18 days ago

alis_rova

Masterpiece 🤩

havocage 18 days ago

havocage

Whatever's about alan, it's gonna be superb.

itsofficialmegan 18 days ago

itsofficialmegan

Fantastic!!!! 😍🤩

storiesandsoftails 18 days ago

storiesandsoftails

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lovermsgodzilla 18 days ago

lovermsgodzilla

Hot diggity

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