Portrait of a Smile (2024)
Sent spiraling after the unexpected discovery of his girlfriend's suicide, Liam sifts through the memories of their relationship that he now must reinterpret.
Top billed cast
Michal BoguckiLiam
Rebecca StoughtonLily- Jimmy ThorntonOwen
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