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Years after a tragic miscarriage tore them apart, Luke and Sam reunite, only to find she now has the child they once dreamed of… with someone else. Luke never expected to see Sam again. But a chance encounter in a park quickly becomes something more complicated when he realises she hasn’t come alone. As they talk, fragments of their past begin to surface, revealing a relationship shaped by love, loss, and a miscarriage that quietly fractured their lives. What unfolds is a quiet reckoning with the life they once imagined, and the reality that followed. It blends drama elements. The story is brought to life by director Marianna Dean. With a runtime of 12 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Martins Imhangbe, Lucy-Jo Hudson and Zoe Armer. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Marianna Dean, written by Genna Loskutnikov and Lynwood Shiva Sawyer, produced by Bori Bernát and Genna Loskutnikov.

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