Me and 'My Best Friend Anne Frank'
This film is based off of The Diary of a Young Girl, which was written during the Holocaust period.
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Noah, a dashing, distinguished professor, is left with only his dog when his wife unexpectedly dies. After finding a flyer for a yoga studio, he goes on a whim and meets April, who works the front desk with her homemade "healthy" cookies. April has her own troubles, dealing with her sick father and struggling as an artist, but something clicks for both of them. A book is exchanged, sparks become embers, and embers become flames. What Noah doesn't know is that the yoga flyer that brought him to April has a note on the back
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Noah, a dashing, distinguished professor, is left with only his dog when his wife unexpectedly dies. After finding a flyer for a yoga studio, he goes on a whim and meets April, who works the front desk with her homemade "healthy" cookies. April has her own troubles, dealing with her sick father and struggling as an artist, but something clicks for both of them. A book is exchanged, sparks become embers, and embers become flames. What Noah doesn't know is that the yoga flyer that brought him to April has a note on the back
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Stewart Lewis
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Stellar City Productions
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