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Alive & Well (2023)

Grace has got to get this dance performance perfect. It's the only way for her to see Katie again. The one problem? Katie is dead. Grieving the death of her person, Grace sneakily camps out in Katie's family house in the woods. Working to recreate Katie's last performance piece without any discernible performance skills, Grace relies on DIY magic, drink and determination. Believing this ritual will- or must- raise the dead, Grace enlists the support of a local lonely teenager to see her plan through.
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Grace has got to get this dance performance perfect. It's the only way for her to see Katie again. The one problem? Katie is dead. Grieving the death of her person, Grace sneakily camps out in Katie's family house in the woods. Working to recreate Katie's last performance piece without any discernible performance skills, Grace relies on DIY magic, drink and determination. Believing this ritual will- or must- raise the dead, Grace enlists the support of a local lonely teenager to see her plan through.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kåre Bergstrøm
Written By:Erin Courtney
In Theaters:9/30/2023
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Houselight

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