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When septuagenarian Lennie's reality is devastated by the discovery of a prolonged, pernicious crime committed against her by her own son, an unexpected connection helps her to begin a journey towards re-forging her fractured identity.
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When septuagenarian Lennie's reality is devastated by the discovery of a prolonged, pernicious crime committed against her by her own son, an unexpected connection helps her to begin a journey towards re-forging her fractured identity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stacy Martin
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Hoopsa Films, Chromatic Aberration Productions
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