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When a young woman discovers that the soup she cooks can temporarily restore her father’s fading memories, she must decide whether to sacrifice her own future to keep him with her… or let him go.
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When a young woman discovers that the soup she cooks can temporarily restore her father’s fading memories, she must decide whether to sacrifice her own future to keep him with her… or let him go.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anthony Ricci
Written By:Sara Micol Pertica, Elia Costi
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Cineternity

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