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Learning How To Fly
Rae, a recent marketing graduate from a privileged background, struggles to find a “real” job while grappling with expectations of success. Her grounded best friend, Malik, her successful twin brother, Ollie, and her visiting friend, Sadie, each offer different perspectives on success and happiness, challenging Rae to reevaluate her life.
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Rae, a recent marketing graduate from a privileged background, struggles to find a “real” job while grappling with expectations of success. Her grounded best friend, Malik, her successful twin brother, Ollie, and her visiting friend, Sadie, each offer different perspectives on success and happiness, challenging Rae to reevaluate her life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jamlec David
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Take 95 TV
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