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When 20-year-old Steph goes back to her parents' house for the weekend, she finds herself looking at her parents and family dynamics differently than she did before. Steph brings a bag full of dirty laundry and the question occurs: who does the laundry at home?
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When 20-year-old Steph goes back to her parents' house for the weekend, she finds herself looking at her parents and family dynamics differently than she did before. Steph brings a bag full of dirty laundry and the question occurs: who does the laundry at home?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bob Hulsman
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