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Coffee in Winter
When a young married professional quits his job to pursue a career in photography, he gradually reveals the emptiness of his relationship with his wife as he begins to deeply connect with a German student.
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When a young married professional quits his job to pursue a career in photography, he gradually reveals the emptiness of his relationship with his wife as he begins to deeply connect with a German student.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Manjeet S Gill
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Black Country Cinema, Curious Atom Films
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