‘Midnight at the Paradise’ is a Love Letter to Film, Music, and the City of Toronto
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Life Coach
An entitled young professional suffers from regret after losing his fiance in a tragic accident, but one day is awakened by her ghost who coaches him into living in the moment and not taking life for granted.
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An entitled young professional suffers from regret after losing his fiance in a tragic accident, but one day is awakened by her ghost who coaches him into living in the moment and not taking life for granted.
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