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Next Station I Love You
Tracy is a young social worker working in a hospital for incurable diseases. She later finds out she is diagnosed with bone cancer and that leaves her devastated. Her husband goes out of his way to make her feel better. When she meets her sister in a coincidence, she learns that not all hope is lost.
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Tracy is a young social worker working in a hospital for incurable diseases. She later finds out she is diagnosed with bone cancer and that leaves her devastated. Her husband goes out of his way to make her feel better. When she meets her sister in a coincidence, she learns that not all hope is lost.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Adrian Kwan
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Runtime:90 minutes
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