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A young woman living in Vancouver is suddenly contacted by her high-school boyfriend, who has appeared in the city after years of separation.
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A young woman living in Vancouver is suddenly contacted by her high-school boyfriend, who has appeared in the city after years of separation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zachary Lacosse
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Runtime:22 minutes
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