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LOVE TO LOVE 

Love to Love tells the story of a passionate relationship where love is neither perfect nor easy, but where two souls accept each other’s intensity and flaws. It’s a journey into raw emotions, an invitation to surrender to the fire of feeling and embrace chaos rather than run from it. A film about imperfect love, that intoxicating flame that gives strength to exist together, against the world.
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Love to Love tells the story of a passionate relationship where love is neither perfect nor easy, but where two souls accept each other’s intensity and flaws. It’s a journey into raw emotions, an invitation to surrender to the fire of feeling and embrace chaos rather than run from it. A film about imperfect love, that intoxicating flame that gives strength to exist together, against the world.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Yasmin Eadala
Written By:Yasmin Eadala
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Runtime:5 minutes
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