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At a peculiar recovery center for women in love with other women, Patricia confronts heartbreak, obsession, and the strange rituals meant to mend the heart. Between confessions and fleeting sparks of recognition, she learns what it means to feel and to survive.
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At a peculiar recovery center for women in love with other women, Patricia confronts heartbreak, obsession, and the strange rituals meant to mend the heart. Between confessions and fleeting sparks of recognition, she learns what it means to feel and to survive.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Lindsay Cairo
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Studio:Pulsehouse Films
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