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Since You Went Away
Two sisters, Olive and Lizzy, find themselves alone after an apocalypse that resulted in the loss of their parents. Each of them deal with grief in their own way but it's through Olive's point of view that the story unfolds. The days go by and everything starts to get difficult for the sisters but when a boy named Mason shows up in their lives, everything changes. In this short film about grief and survival, we learn that the past cannot be changed and decisions can affect the future.
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Two sisters, Olive and Lizzy, find themselves alone after an apocalypse that resulted in the loss of their parents. Each of them deal with grief in their own way but it's through Olive's point of view that the story unfolds. The days go by and everything starts to get difficult for the sisters but when a boy named Mason shows up in their lives, everything changes. In this short film about grief and survival, we learn that the past cannot be changed and decisions can affect the future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carlota Rangel
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Melancholic Cinematics
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