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The Comeback
A thirty two year old faded actress who loses everything in her life and decides to commit suicide. However, on the day she decides to kill herself, she receives a package containing four letters and ashes in a vase: a dead man’s ashes in search of a home.
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A thirty two year old faded actress who loses everything in her life and decides to commit suicide. However, on the day she decides to kill herself, she receives a package containing four letters and ashes in a vase: a dead man’s ashes in search of a home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivan Andrew Payawal
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Studio:Cinema One Originals, Quantum Films
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