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A young woman named Maya has just gotten out of a long-term relationship. This film follows her path to discover who she is as a human being and her identity outside of a romantic relationship. We are joined by her eccentric friend named Portia who helps guide Maya and the viewer through an adventure of self-love, personal worth and the value of friendship.
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A young woman named Maya has just gotten out of a long-term relationship. This film follows her path to discover who she is as a human being and her identity outside of a romantic relationship. We are joined by her eccentric friend named Portia who helps guide Maya and the viewer through an adventure of self-love, personal worth and the value of friendship.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kyle Rayo
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Nova Cat Films

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