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Au revoir Mamie 

It's still dark when a grandmother and her granddaughter drive from the city to the forest. The anxious granddaughter guides her whimsical grandmother through the woods to a clearing where the canvas of a hot-air balloon is spread out. Between reality and memory, they prepare to say goodbye.
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It's still dark when a grandmother and her granddaughter drive from the city to the forest. The anxious granddaughter guides her whimsical grandmother through the woods to a clearing where the canvas of a hot-air balloon is spread out. Between reality and memory, they prepare to say goodbye.

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