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Taylor Swift’s fans know how to look for careful clues and Easter eggs in her lyrics and music videos, so anticipation was high when the pop star dropped a short film going deeper into her romantic life on a fan favorite song.

The 13-minute "All Too Well: The Short Film," did not disappoint. Its release Friday night came soon after Swift debuted her expanded and re-recorded album "Red (Taylor's Version)," which includes a 10-minute extended version of "All Too Well."

Ahead of a fan screening, Swift told The Associated Press she decided to record a longer version of the song and make a mini-movie because of its popularity with followers.

"This is all about what the fans have turned this song into," Swift said on the red carpet. “It was never a single, never had a video, it never had a visual element to it, but they pretty much created their own imaginary cinematic universe for it, so this is just me following through on what they started and what they told me they wanted. "

“Red” is a classic Swift album, with the original 2012 release featuring hits like “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” and “22.” The superstar directed the "All Too Well" short, which stars stars Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien.

Packets of tissues that read “All Too Well” were handed out to the fans to use if needed.

Inside, Swift greeted the audience with "It's been awhile." She then granted permission for any emotion the film may stir up. "You and I are used to concerts," Swift said. “We're used to feeling how we feel and being vocal about how we feel, when we feel it. Just do that, feel your feelings. We've provided tissues. You do not need to be stoic, serious, or anything you are not, ”she said.

In the movie, Sink and O'Brien play out the fun and romance of a new relationship, problems and hurt feelings creep up, and their eventual breakup.