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Candace (2018)

Through race, sexuality and dolphin suicide, this short looks at the erotic and messy intimacy of childhood best friends trying to figure out how to say goodbye.
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Through race, sexuality and dolphin suicide, this short looks at the erotic and messy intimacy of childhood best friends trying to figure out how to say goodbye.

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Directed By:Em Weinstein
Written By:Em Weinstein, Stella Baker
In Theaters:10/13/2018
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Runtime:10 minutes
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