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Easter Sunday (2005)

A sensitive 10-year-old girl, Viv, gets an unexpected visit from her disturbed mother. Despite some difficult feelings and emotion and confusion, Viv learns to express herself and to forgive and understand her mother.
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A sensitive 10-year-old girl, Viv, gets an unexpected visit from her disturbed mother. Despite some difficult feelings and emotion and confusion, Viv learns to express herself and to forgive and understand her mother.

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Genre:TV Movie
Directed By:Jasmine Kosovic
Written By:Jasmine Kosovic
In Theaters:4/2/2005
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Orange Dot, Parsifal Pictures

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