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The Call (2020)
A transgender woman receives a call from her brother letting her know that their mother had passed. She is given the details of the funeral and is asked to come back to Cyprus for the funeral, but as her old self and not her new and true self. The difficulty of the conversation and the request is too much.
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A transgender woman receives a call from her brother letting her know that their mother had passed. She is given the details of the funeral and is asked to come back to Cyprus for the funeral, but as her old self and not her new and true self. The difficulty of the conversation and the request is too much.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Avgi Lili, Marios Psarras
In Theaters:12/3/2020
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Longfish
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