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Suzanne & Martin (2018)
Martin invites Suzanne, his ex-wife to his country-side home for a friendly game of tennis. What starts off as a swing of their rackets soon leads into a swing of their emotions. Dangerously re-kindling their past over a drink, leads to both heartbreak and pain.
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Martin invites Suzanne, his ex-wife to his country-side home for a friendly game of tennis. What starts off as a swing of their rackets soon leads into a swing of their emotions. Dangerously re-kindling their past over a drink, leads to both heartbreak and pain.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stephanos Minoglou
In Theaters:10/28/2018
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:London Film Academy
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