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Shades of Blue and Green
Gem, balancing her work in a kiwifruit orchard and weaving harakeke, starts noticing signs of her partner's deteriorating mental health. Her growing concern leads to poignant moments of reflection and understanding, as she navigates the relationship.
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Gem, balancing her work in a kiwifruit orchard and weaving harakeke, starts noticing signs of her partner's deteriorating mental health. Her growing concern leads to poignant moments of reflection and understanding, as she navigates the relationship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leigh Minarapa
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Overcast Productions
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