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The Life of Rose
After a phone call with her grandmother, a granddaughter returns home for the holidays. Through their intimate conversations, two generations explore different perspectives on life, death, and what it means to cherish the time we have.
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After a phone call with her grandmother, a granddaughter returns home for the holidays. Through their intimate conversations, two generations explore different perspectives on life, death, and what it means to cherish the time we have.
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