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A Letter From Adam 

A heartbroken young woman whose musician boyfriend marries another woman whilst they are still dating engages in licentious behaviour to heal the pain, much to the horror of her pious best friend, whose horror turns to joy when she finds love in the most unlikely place.
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A heartbroken young woman whose musician boyfriend marries another woman whilst they are still dating engages in licentious behaviour to heal the pain, much to the horror of her pious best friend, whose horror turns to joy when she finds love in the most unlikely place.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Sam Kessie
Written By:Lydia Forson
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Far Away Pictures

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