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A young support worker spends one final shift with her longtime client living with younger-onset dementia and must face the complicated feelings that come with letting go.
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A young support worker spends one final shift with her longtime client living with younger-onset dementia and must face the complicated feelings that come with letting go.
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Written By:Lianne Mackessy, Emily Sheehan
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Australian Film Television and Radio School
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