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Rose & Oscar, Oscar & Rose
On their way to a wedding, Rose and Oscar discuss relationships and the improbability of romance.
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On their way to a wedding, Rose and Oscar discuss relationships and the improbability of romance.
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Written By:Hudson Flynn, Bennett Valentine
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Onward & Upward Pictures
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