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Lilies (2025)

On the morning of her wedding, Marie is confronted by Lisa, her father's wife & her old classmate. She delivers information that could strain their already broken relationship to the point of no repair.
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On the morning of her wedding, Marie is confronted by Lisa, her father's wife & her old classmate. She delivers information that could strain their already broken relationship to the point of no repair.

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Directed By:Jeremiah Battle
Written By:Jeremiah Battle, Dani Payne
In Theaters:7/8/2025
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema

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