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you're losing me: the short film
You're losing me is an emotional journey following a 18-year-old male and his battle against losing his partner. The film explores internal struggles and captures the loneliness and confusion that comes with losing someone and how it can affect daily life and mental health.
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You're losing me is an emotional journey following a 18-year-old male and his battle against losing his partner. The film explores internal struggles and captures the loneliness and confusion that comes with losing someone and how it can affect daily life and mental health.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Mitchell Widdon
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Mitchell Studios Australia
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