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Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning musical translates beautifully to the screen.
Disconnected
Lennox Crawford - the successful novelist - is stuck. Choosing to go on a writing retreat to discover some lost passion in the hope it will allow him to bring a major chapter in his life to a close; his novel series. However, as some chapters close, old chapters thought buried find a way back, bringing with it more than just an old flame for writing and his wife is none too pleased
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Lennox Crawford - the successful novelist - is stuck. Choosing to go on a writing retreat to discover some lost passion in the hope it will allow him to bring a major chapter in his life to a close; his novel series. However, as some chapters close, old chapters thought buried find a way back, bringing with it more than just an old flame for writing and his wife is none too pleased
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Daniel Bugeja
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Studio:Taymaynari Productions, NHProductions
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