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Bittersweet Place (2005)
The story of the Schaffer family, made up of terminally ill father Jack and his two daughters, bipolar Pappy, and Susannah, who tries to keep the family together despite it taking a strain on her romantic life.
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The story of the Schaffer family, made up of terminally ill father Jack and his two daughters, bipolar Pappy, and Susannah, who tries to keep the family together despite it taking a strain on her romantic life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jennifer Albano, Alexandra Brodsky
In Theaters:4/26/2005
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Runtime:89 minutes
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