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Sun-Kissed Memories
Sam, a lonely warehouse worker, escapes his monotonous routine through music and fleeting sunrises. A chance encounter with Stella, a spirited waitress, challenges him to rediscover his passion and take charge of his life.
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Sam, a lonely warehouse worker, escapes his monotonous routine through music and fleeting sunrises. A chance encounter with Stella, a spirited waitress, challenges him to rediscover his passion and take charge of his life.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Harry White
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:South Seas Film & Television School
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