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The Bus Stop (2018)

Michelle, a mother and former full-time worker, is tasked with taking care of her mother, Indira, who has begun to develop dementia. Faced with the prospect of having to put her in a home, Michelle struggles to evaluate her priorities.
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Michelle, a mother and former full-time worker, is tasked with taking care of her mother, Indira, who has begun to develop dementia. Faced with the prospect of having to put her in a home, Michelle struggles to evaluate her priorities.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kama Sood
Written By:Kama Sood, Aidan Kyle
In Theaters:10/26/2018
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Capilano University, Moving Images Distribution

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