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Connections 

Grieving the loss of her grandmother, Emma visits her local park to read a letter her grandmother left her. Here she meets Barbara, an older woman who she develops an unexpected connection with, leading Emma to realise her purpose and the importance of showing up for other people.
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Grieving the loss of her grandmother, Emma visits her local park to read a letter her grandmother left her. Here she meets Barbara, an older woman who she develops an unexpected connection with, leading Emma to realise her purpose and the importance of showing up for other people.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rebecca Kirwan
Written By:Rebecca Kirwan
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films, Australian Film Television and Radio School

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Rebecca Kirwan

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Katrina Foster

Barbara

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Jessica Williams

Emma

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