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The Love Remains (2013)

Charged with spreading the ashes of her dead girlfriend, Lena struggles against a flood of unwanted memories. The gnawing memories force her into dealing with her grief in hauntingly unpredictable ways.
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Charged with spreading the ashes of her dead girlfriend, Lena struggles against a flood of unwanted memories. The gnawing memories force her into dealing with her grief in hauntingly unpredictable ways.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Angela Park
Written By:Angela Park
In Theaters:5/5/2013
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Runtime:5 minutes
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