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Iris and Asriel
When Asriel, a painting art school graduate, is diagnosed with dementia at a shockingly young age, he and his photographer partner Iris must attempt to find meaning in the time they have left.
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When Asriel, a painting art school graduate, is diagnosed with dementia at a shockingly young age, he and his photographer partner Iris must attempt to find meaning in the time they have left.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ben Segneri
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Battle Chat, KTV (Kent Television)
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