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Transitioning into womanhood without a mother, a 21-year-old woman looks through her late mother's old belongings to capture the last drop of warmth she left for her.
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Transitioning into womanhood without a mother, a 21-year-old woman looks through her late mother's old belongings to capture the last drop of warmth she left for her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chan Teik Quan, Samantha Chan
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Foreground Pictures
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