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There's Something I Have to Tell You (2025)
There's Something I Have to Tell You is the story of Anna, a reserved woman in her 20s who's temporarily living in a small town in the Bahamas to help her mom build a house. But beneath the surface, Anna is haunted by the memories of her past. During her stay, she struggles to release a devastating truth that has kept her and her mom divided for as long as she can remember.
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There's Something I Have to Tell You is the story of Anna, a reserved woman in her 20s who's temporarily living in a small town in the Bahamas to help her mom build a house. But beneath the surface, Anna is haunted by the memories of her past. During her stay, she struggles to release a devastating truth that has kept her and her mom divided for as long as she can remember.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Jamie Savarese
In Theaters:4/4/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
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