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Late Bloomer 

A naive and wide-eyed girl moves into a dorm with her best friend. As her friend grows up and moves on, she fights to maintain her relationship with her, while also struggling to come of age on her own terms.
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A naive and wide-eyed girl moves into a dorm with her best friend. As her friend grows up and moves on, she fights to maintain her relationship with her, while also struggling to come of age on her own terms.

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Directed By:Emma Cheuk
Written By:Ashton Boyle, Emma Cheuk
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Apartment 311 Studios

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