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As Oma and her granddaughter spend the afternoon packing up the belongings of Oma's recently deceased husband, hidden truths about their lives come to light. Oma tries her best to hide a secret life she lived before the Holocaust, while Jessica grapples with coming out about her sexuality.
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As Oma and her granddaughter spend the afternoon packing up the belongings of Oma's recently deceased husband, hidden truths about their lives come to light. Oma tries her best to hide a secret life she lived before the Holocaust, while Jessica grapples with coming out about her sexuality.
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Written By:Jeremy Borison
In Theaters:5/4/2019
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Runtime:13 minutes
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