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We're following a story about a young Woman finding her feet, as she deals with the grief of losing a loved one. We follow the world through her eyes, as she cant seem to move past her regrets. Her struggles and self isolation, test her relationship with the ones closest to her.
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We're following a story about a young Woman finding her feet, as she deals with the grief of losing a loved one. We follow the world through her eyes, as she cant seem to move past her regrets. Her struggles and self isolation, test her relationship with the ones closest to her.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Henry Fox
Written By:Henry Fox
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Runtime:16 minutes
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