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Tender is the Memory (2023)
Elle, longing to be seen and find connection, meets Nora, an enigmatic and enchanting woman, at a film wrap party. The two bond almost immediately, sparking the throes of first love, until Elle becomes aware that this reality may not be what she thought.
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Elle, longing to be seen and find connection, meets Nora, an enigmatic and enchanting woman, at a film wrap party. The two bond almost immediately, sparking the throes of first love, until Elle becomes aware that this reality may not be what she thought.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Chayce Ward
In Theaters:12/12/2023
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Runtime:9 minutes
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