Dia Frampton Talks Her Career and Roles
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A young woman traveling the world finds out who she really is and appreciates all the little simple things in life. She follows in her mother's footsteps in every way possible and tries to find some peace in herself despite her heavy past.
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A young woman traveling the world finds out who she really is and appreciates all the little simple things in life. She follows in her mother's footsteps in every way possible and tries to find some peace in herself despite her heavy past.
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