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You're Gone But We're Still Here 

After the sudden loss of their friend Mara, a group of friends must navigate the complex stages of grief, each struggling to find their own way to acceptance while holding on to the memories they shared.
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After the sudden loss of their friend Mara, a group of friends must navigate the complex stages of grief, each struggling to find their own way to acceptance while holding on to the memories they shared.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cole Tidula
Written By:Kayel Salvador, Alfonzo Adriano
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Runtime:9 minutes
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