Fire Island is a More Inclusive Rom-com than The Thing About Harry
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Marlena (62) and Tomasz (42), hidden away from the world in a small seaside town, have been in a happy relationship for many years. Their intricately woven everyday life slowly begins to crumble when, against Tomasz’s will, Marlena allows her son to move in with them. As the past comes back to them in full force they will have to redefine their love, choices and life.
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Marlena (62) and Tomasz (42), hidden away from the world in a small seaside town, have been in a happy relationship for many years. Their intricately woven everyday life slowly begins to crumble when, against Tomasz’s will, Marlena allows her son to move in with them. As the past comes back to them in full force they will have to redefine their love, choices and life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tomasz Wasilewski
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Achtung Panda!, Extreme Emotions, Micro Films, EC1 Łódź, TVN, Opus Film, Di Factory, Mazowiecki Fundusz Filmowy
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