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When a lonely woman finds a curious question written on a cafe wall, she decides to reply, starting an unlikely correspondence with a complete stranger. When she finally asks to meet, it's the last person she ever expected but someone she knows better than anyone.
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When a lonely woman finds a curious question written on a cafe wall, she decides to reply, starting an unlikely correspondence with a complete stranger. When she finally asks to meet, it's the last person she ever expected but someone she knows better than anyone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adad Joel Warda
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