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Claddagh
Two sisters struggle to decide whether their deceased mother would like to be buried with her favorite Claddagh necklace, or leave it with them as an heirloom. The wrong decision could prove more devastating than either imagined.
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Two sisters struggle to decide whether their deceased mother would like to be buried with her favorite Claddagh necklace, or leave it with them as an heirloom. The wrong decision could prove more devastating than either imagined.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Anna Drezen
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