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East of Sunday
During a tense family dinner free-spirited Phoebe, must decide between choosing to stay in her current suburban comfort zone where the urge to run away from daily life is a norm, or go against her family's wishes of pursuit of an art career in Austria.
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During a tense family dinner free-spirited Phoebe, must decide between choosing to stay in her current suburban comfort zone where the urge to run away from daily life is a norm, or go against her family's wishes of pursuit of an art career in Austria.
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