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How Deep is the Ocean
A mysterious young drifter arrives in Melbourne and takes up residence in a boarding house. Over the next year, she struggles to adapt to the new place, while negotiating her relationships with the people around her.
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A mysterious young drifter arrives in Melbourne and takes up residence in a boarding house. Over the next year, she struggles to adapt to the new place, while negotiating her relationships with the people around her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrew Walsh
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Taymaynari Productions, A W Pictures
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