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The Tree
Low and hungover, Rebecca finds herself fighting off her ex-girlfriend Vivian, who has turned up to claim the apple tree they had planted in Rebecca's backyard.
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Low and hungover, Rebecca finds herself fighting off her ex-girlfriend Vivian, who has turned up to claim the apple tree they had planted in Rebecca's backyard.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ida Hansen Eldøen
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Tagline
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