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After her father's passing, a young woman attempts to sell his record collection but ends up spending the day at a local record store, where she reconnects with her dad's memory through music and the community.
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After her father's passing, a young woman attempts to sell his record collection but ends up spending the day at a local record store, where she reconnects with her dad's memory through music and the community.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Family
Written By:Megan Doran
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Dreamy Chronicles, Eugenio Lopez Jr. Center for Multimedia Communication, Oro Cultura
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