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Ashes, Ashes, We All Fall Down (2024)

After not returning home for her mother's funeral, a young woman is forced to confront her guilt and grief when her sister mails her some of their mom's ashes and, desperate for cash, she takes a Craigslist ad gig to be a paid mourner.
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After not returning home for her mother's funeral, a young woman is forced to confront her guilt and grief when her sister mails her some of their mom's ashes and, desperate for cash, she takes a Craigslist ad gig to be a paid mourner.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Brooke Trantor
Written By:Maren Hill
In Theaters:10/1/2024
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Mirmade Productions

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Director

Brooke Trantor

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Maren Hill

Tess

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Natasha Behnam

Miranda

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Hannah Pilkes

Tiffany

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Emily Nelson

Widow

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Natalie Ortega

Vanessa

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Daisha Graf

Lisa

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Horace Gold

Jason

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Kate Duffy

Mom

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Ezra Li

The Assistant

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Makeena Rivers

Kate

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Jake Delaney

Terry

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