'How Power Looks' — MiamisFF Review
Praising Black representation and condemning the power structures that suppress it, a mother delivers an impassioned speech to her distant son.
One June Afternoon
Grace is a young woman struggling with grief after a series of dramatic events. While attempting to move forward and re-connect with friends, she finds herself drawn towards a haunted young man. The two strangers find comfort in their new found friendship as they finally learn to let go of their pain and quickly embrace the special bond that is growing between them. Complications arise however and relationships are put to the test when acts of deceit, painful secrets and true feelings are finally revealed.
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Grace is a young woman struggling with grief after a series of dramatic events. While attempting to move forward and re-connect with friends, she finds herself drawn towards a haunted young man. The two strangers find comfort in their new found friendship as they finally learn to let go of their pain and quickly embrace the special bond that is growing between them. Complications arise however and relationships are put to the test when acts of deceit, painful secrets and true feelings are finally revealed.
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Written By:Sarah Dinsey
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Studio:Onicapla Productions, Sarah Dinsey Film Productions
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