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Summer Alone
Gage, an orphan, documents her final moments in Adelaide, Australia, before she moves across the world to be with her long-distance partner. As her partner is busy with work, he asks her to make a film for him.
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Gage, an orphan, documents her final moments in Adelaide, Australia, before she moves across the world to be with her long-distance partner. As her partner is busy with work, he asks her to make a film for him.
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Genre:Romance, Family, Mystery, Music, Drama
Written By:Saxon Gage Mitchell
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:White Butterfly Art House
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