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Morning Coffee (2023)
Katie and David have been living together for five years, but now it's over. They can't stand each other. They have to split up, but who gets the apartment? Neither wants to leave and neither will give in. Their anger and frustration pour out in a final summation of their rocky relationship. Watch this original one-act play get brought to life on the screen.
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Katie and David have been living together for five years, but now it's over. They can't stand each other. They have to split up, but who gets the apartment? Neither wants to leave and neither will give in. Their anger and frustration pour out in a final summation of their rocky relationship. Watch this original one-act play get brought to life on the screen.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Frederick Stroppel
In Theaters:10/10/2023
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Studio:Team Productions LLC
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