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Taste of Orange (2025)
Taste of Orange is a poetic reflection on life’s rises and falls, exploring how even small disruptions can shake our sense of direction while opening the door to transformation. Through the symbol of orange juice and the beauty found in everyday gestures, the film celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and reminds us that life isn’t a straight road, but a winding path through discovery and renewal.
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Taste of Orange is a poetic reflection on life’s rises and falls, exploring how even small disruptions can shake our sense of direction while opening the door to transformation. Through the symbol of orange juice and the beauty found in everyday gestures, the film celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and reminds us that life isn’t a straight road, but a winding path through discovery and renewal.
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Written By:Kylan Philipona Breton
In Theaters:12/2/2025
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