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Life Changing Magic 

A group of student filmmakers follow Maxine (Angela Wityszyn) and her daughter Hermione (Rebecca Harrison) in their house as Hermione returns from university for the holidays. What Hermione isn't aware of is how bad her mother's hoarding disorder has become since leaving the family home. Nor, how badly the students are making Maxine look.
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A group of student filmmakers follow Maxine (Angela Wityszyn) and her daughter Hermione (Rebecca Harrison) in their house as Hermione returns from university for the holidays. What Hermione isn't aware of is how bad her mother's hoarding disorder has become since leaving the family home. Nor, how badly the students are making Maxine look.

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Genre:Documentary, Drama, Family
Directed By:Misha Mond
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Runtime:15 minutes
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