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A Cold Wind To... Blow The House Down
With their relationship on the rocks, David and Emily move to Halifax to catch a break from the pandemic and their monotonous routine. Upon meeting Emily's best friend Delilah and her local friend Meg, the already shaky groundwork of their relationship starts to fracture.
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With their relationship on the rocks, David and Emily move to Halifax to catch a break from the pandemic and their monotonous routine. Upon meeting Emily's best friend Delilah and her local friend Meg, the already shaky groundwork of their relationship starts to fracture.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Kielan Ellis
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Geminus Studios, SquashHouse Attempts, 512RED
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