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An aloof young woman gets sucked into a self-help group after the death of her Mother. Her strained relationship with a childhood best friend leads to an explosive confrontation and an ethereal appearance by the self-help guru, Johan Maplee.
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An aloof young woman gets sucked into a self-help group after the death of her Mother. Her strained relationship with a childhood best friend leads to an explosive confrontation and an ethereal appearance by the self-help guru, Johan Maplee.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Abigail Jaske
Written By:Abigail Jaske
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Runtime:15 minutes
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