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Me&You
After five years of marriage, Mia and Oliver want a child - and the wanting is starting to cause a fracture. But as Mia reaches for motherhood, she realizes she isn’t only trying to become a mother - she’s trying to rewrite the acts of her own. Me&You is a short film about infertility, marriage, and the ways our childhood pains echo forward.
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After five years of marriage, Mia and Oliver want a child - and the wanting is starting to cause a fracture. But as Mia reaches for motherhood, she realizes she isn’t only trying to become a mother - she’s trying to rewrite the acts of her own. Me&You is a short film about infertility, marriage, and the ways our childhood pains echo forward.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael Rushton
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Dusthouse Pictures
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