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Sorry for Your Cost (2025)

Ren's working class parents Anna and Randall have been saving for a decade for her to attend theatre school. The day after her acceptance letter arrives, Anna dies in a car accident. Ren is faced with an impossible choice: drop out of school and use her hard-earned tuition money to pay for the funeral, or pursue her dreams and leave Mom behind.
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Ren's working class parents Anna and Randall have been saving for a decade for her to attend theatre school. The day after her acceptance letter arrives, Anna dies in a car accident. Ren is faced with an impossible choice: drop out of school and use her hard-earned tuition money to pay for the funeral, or pursue her dreams and leave Mom behind.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rosie Choo Pidcock
Written By:Rosie Choo Pidcock
In Theaters:6/21/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Boldly Creative Agency, Mimosa Productions

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