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Waiting for Phil
Funeral director Phil suddenly has to deal with his own sorrow, as his wife passes away. Along with sorrow comes a meeting with the heartbroken daughter Sarah, who Phil has not dealt with in years.
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Funeral director Phil suddenly has to deal with his own sorrow, as his wife passes away. Along with sorrow comes a meeting with the heartbroken daughter Sarah, who Phil has not dealt with in years.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jeanette Nordahl, Tommy Oksen
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Super16, Nordisk Film Denmark
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