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Maëlle
On a freezing New York boardwalk, a lonely young man meets Maëlle, a visiting French woman grieving a recent loss. Over the course of one quiet night, their guarded conversation blooms into a fleeting yet profound connection shaped by grief, longing, and unspoken possibility.
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On a freezing New York boardwalk, a lonely young man meets Maëlle, a visiting French woman grieving a recent loss. Over the course of one quiet night, their guarded conversation blooms into a fleeting yet profound connection shaped by grief, longing, and unspoken possibility.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Lawrence Hwang
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Stellar City Productions
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