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Seeds (2023)
After a visit from the ghost of her grandmother, a writer secretly fosters the growth of a mysterious pepper plant in her mother's garden. As the seed bears fruit, she begins to question the choices the women before her made, and her own role in her family's lineage.
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After a visit from the ghost of her grandmother, a writer secretly fosters the growth of a mysterious pepper plant in her mother's garden. As the seed bears fruit, she begins to question the choices the women before her made, and her own role in her family's lineage.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tony Oswald, Pisie Hochheim
In Theaters:8/20/2023
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Runtime:14 minutes
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