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The retired actor Harry and his wife Dalia spend a quiet evening in their apartment in Philadelphia on his fortieth birthday when Maya, a romantic interest from Harry's past, appears at their front door without prior warning.
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The retired actor Harry and his wife Dalia spend a quiet evening in their apartment in Philadelphia on his fortieth birthday when Maya, a romantic interest from Harry's past, appears at their front door without prior warning.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Gigi Hozimah
Written By:Gigi Hozimah
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Look At The Wall Productions

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