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The bond between Brad and Ellie remains strong despite the challenges they face due to Brad's dementia. However, on their wedding anniversary, Brad experiences a rapid decline in his memory, causing him to become increasingly distressed. In a moment of confusion and frustration, he stumbles upon medical papers that label him as a patient, intensifying his panic. This discovery ignites a turbulent and emotionally charged confrontation between Brad and Ellie, testing the limits of their love and pushing them to confront the harsh realities of Brad's condition.
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The bond between Brad and Ellie remains strong despite the challenges they face due to Brad's dementia. However, on their wedding anniversary, Brad experiences a rapid decline in his memory, causing him to become increasingly distressed. In a moment of confusion and frustration, he stumbles upon medical papers that label him as a patient, intensifying his panic. This discovery ignites a turbulent and emotionally charged confrontation between Brad and Ellie, testing the limits of their love and pushing them to confront the harsh realities of Brad's condition.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Vaishnavi Pramodh, Sahil Shettigar, Vrinda Purohit
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:MDX Studios
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