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A graduating college student and her ill grandmother explore the nuances of their so-so relationship when grandmother suddenly requests help to acquire a vintage sewing machine. As they accumulate funds, the two realize their occasional bond through a challenging journey alongside grandmother's declining health.
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A graduating college student and her ill grandmother explore the nuances of their so-so relationship when grandmother suddenly requests help to acquire a vintage sewing machine. As they accumulate funds, the two realize their occasional bond through a challenging journey alongside grandmother's declining health.
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Studio:UP Film Institute, UP Cinema, Floor21
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