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The Last Goodbye
When confronted by her most private desire at her grandmother's funeral, a young Polish-American woman struggles to navigate her truth and her familial pressure to conform.
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When confronted by her most private desire at her grandmother's funeral, a young Polish-American woman struggles to navigate her truth and her familial pressure to conform.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Michelle Twarowska, Kailey Wolf
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Work Our Way Productions
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