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Limerence (2019)

When 10-year-old Park works up the nerve to give the girl across the street a love note, she faces the judgment of those closest to her. Park has to decide if she will remain true to herself or become what others expect her to be.
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When 10-year-old Park works up the nerve to give the girl across the street a love note, she faces the judgment of those closest to her. Park has to decide if she will remain true to herself or become what others expect her to be.

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Directed By:Charlene Fisk
Written By:Charlene Fisk
In Theaters:4/19/2019
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Runtime:8 minutes
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