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The Rest in Jellies
Cigarette smoke fills the space between Erica and her Da as she prepares for another meeting with her caseworker. Her hope jar is rattled in the dole office, but two seven-year-olds manage to help her piece it back together.
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Cigarette smoke fills the space between Erica and her Da as she prepares for another meeting with her caseworker. Her hope jar is rattled in the dole office, but two seven-year-olds manage to help her piece it back together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gemma Kane
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, No Desserts Company, Screen Skills Ireland
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