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Solo: A love story
A burned out ex-musician writes a love letter to the two things he loves most in life. Music and his girlfriend. By the end of the letter he realises theres only one true love that he's longing for.
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A burned out ex-musician writes a love letter to the two things he loves most in life. Music and his girlfriend. By the end of the letter he realises theres only one true love that he's longing for.
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Romel Productions
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