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A smart, meditative take on the gulf that emerges between ex-lovers.

Drama 2020 3 mins Not rated

Overview

Nina and Mia say a final farewell as their once shared living space is now sparse and characterless.

Screened as part of Shorts programme Queer as in Question Everything. Once you have enjoyed all the films in this programme, check out an exclusive Q&A with the filmmakers (available in the Extras tab).

Director

Grace Whitfield

Featuring

Grace Carter and Lynsey Murrell

Genres

Drama

Certificate

Not rated

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

Accessibility

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