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The Wilde Sisters
After sisters Emily and Mary Wilde lose their lives at a party in 1871 they find themselves stuck in purgatory unable to move on. The sisters navigate through unraveling the hidden truths of their past. But who is really in Denial?
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After sisters Emily and Mary Wilde lose their lives at a party in 1871 they find themselves stuck in purgatory unable to move on. The sisters navigate through unraveling the hidden truths of their past. But who is really in Denial?
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Joanne Heffernan, Lorraine Higgins, King Táine
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Runtime:11 minutes
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