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The Last Hike
Returning to Yorkshire to scatter a loved one’s ashes, a reluctant man and his estranged mother embark on a hike through the Dales that forces them to confront grief, buried resentment and the fragile path towards reconciliation.
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Returning to Yorkshire to scatter a loved one’s ashes, a reluctant man and his estranged mother embark on a hike through the Dales that forces them to confront grief, buried resentment and the fragile path towards reconciliation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Beth Whitehouse, Cameron Stott
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