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Lara
Two girls wait for a taxi home on the empty streets of London. Lee needs to talk but Sal won’t listen. The taxi never comes, dawn breaks and they finally talk about the thing that matters. Lara is a film about grief, friendship and the rocky path towards adulthood.
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Two girls wait for a taxi home on the empty streets of London. Lee needs to talk but Sal won’t listen. The taxi never comes, dawn breaks and they finally talk about the thing that matters. Lara is a film about grief, friendship and the rocky path towards adulthood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zoë Hunter Gordon
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Runtime:11 minutes
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