“The Odyssey” and Moving Forward
This showcase of Hollywood’s finest talent will certainly be around come awards season, and much deserved
TO FORGET
One night, a breakup, a silent pain. On a cold winter night, in an anonymous parking lot, a couple just broke up. As the sweet memories clash with what's left of their relationship, the former lovers will come to reveal the paradoxical nature of human emotions.
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One night, a breakup, a silent pain. On a cold winter night, in an anonymous parking lot, a couple just broke up. As the sweet memories clash with what's left of their relationship, the former lovers will come to reveal the paradoxical nature of human emotions.
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Written By:Anh Minh Truong, Francis Cantin, Danièle Simon
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