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As their son's health deteriorates, a couple grapples with the strain on their already fragile relationship being put to the test, leading to intense arguments, emotional distance, and secrets revealed, as they begin to either rally together in support of their son or succumb to the weight of despair.
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As their son's health deteriorates, a couple grapples with the strain on their already fragile relationship being put to the test, leading to intense arguments, emotional distance, and secrets revealed, as they begin to either rally together in support of their son or succumb to the weight of despair.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Austin Lien, Salma Garcia, Julian Barris
In Theaters:11/20/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:BorderLien Studios, Barris Films
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