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Little Coffins
Two lonely people with a shared past - a wanderer and a waitress - meet again in a rural diner. As the nature of their relationship quietly reveals itself, the little details of their lives and memories intertwine.
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Two lonely people with a shared past - a wanderer and a waitress - meet again in a rural diner. As the nature of their relationship quietly reveals itself, the little details of their lives and memories intertwine.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Connor Jessup
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Big and Quiet Pictures
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