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Mamie (2025)

Carla receives a disturbing call from her mother, Anne. Her grandmother, Mamie, wants to die. With this news, they decide to travel to be together one last time and say goodbye to Mamie. The reunion, initially affectionate, becomes muddied as old grudges buried under a history of family abandonment come to light.
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Carla receives a disturbing call from her mother, Anne. Her grandmother, Mamie, wants to die. With this news, they decide to travel to be together one last time and say goodbye to Mamie. The reunion, initially affectionate, becomes muddied as old grudges buried under a history of family abandonment come to light.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Pedro Tamames
Written By:Victoria Cerrada, Pedro Tamames
In Theaters:7/26/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
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