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The Spring We Never Had (2020)

Navigating 2020 and observing how our lives have shifted due to Covid-19 has inspired many stories. But what about all the stories that didn't get to happen because of the pandemic? When Serena asks Dylan to sign her high school yearbook, Dylan reflects on their final months of Senior year together.
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Navigating 2020 and observing how our lives have shifted due to Covid-19 has inspired many stories. But what about all the stories that didn't get to happen because of the pandemic? When Serena asks Dylan to sign her high school yearbook, Dylan reflects on their final months of Senior year together.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Philip Wang
Written By:Philip Wang
In Theaters:8/19/2020
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Runtime:9 minutes
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