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Lost at Home
George, an elderly man suffering with dementia, is still struggling with the loss of his wife. Years later, his niece is helping him around the house, but things take a strange turn, when a mysterious woman starts turning up in George's house.
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George, an elderly man suffering with dementia, is still struggling with the loss of his wife. Years later, his niece is helping him around the house, but things take a strange turn, when a mysterious woman starts turning up in George's house.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:William Barrington
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Candy Apple Grove
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