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The Woman In The Room 

You'll see as we dive into the mind and footage filmed by 'Johnny', an alcoholic who slowly witnesses the deterioration of his Mum, diagnosed with stomach cancer. Can he do it? Should he?
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You'll see as we dive into the mind and footage filmed by 'Johnny', an alcoholic who slowly witnesses the deterioration of his Mum, diagnosed with stomach cancer. Can he do it? Should he?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kerry O'Flaherty
Written By:Kerry O'Flaherty
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Espero Studio, UCA TV Production

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