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A single parent nurse and her two daughters each find their own way to navigate the first lock-down. The film uniquely integrates audio description into the script and soundtrack.
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A single parent nurse and her two daughters each find their own way to navigate the first lock-down. The film uniquely integrates audio description into the script and soundtrack.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jane Devoy
Written By:Tanvir Bush, Vivienne Coxhead
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Runtime:12 minutes
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