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Eat With Me (2014)

When Emma moves in with her estranged, gay son, the pair must learn to reconnect through food where words fail, and face the foreclosure of the family’s Chinese restaurant and a stubborn fear of intimacy.
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When Emma moves in with her estranged, gay son, the pair must learn to reconnect through food where words fail, and face the foreclosure of the family’s Chinese restaurant and a stubborn fear of intimacy.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:David Au
Written By:David Au
In Theaters:12/5/2014
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Eat With Me Productions, ReKon Productions

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