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So Good To Be Home! (2014) | Slate

So Good To Be Home!

Have a cup with your mind.

Movie version of Mary Mellow's autobiographical one woman show of a spiritual knockdown with almost happy but enlightening ending and a lot of tea.

Released: 2014
Runtime: 53m
Genres: Comedy, Documentary

Direction and writing

Mary MellowWriter, Director

John DerylDirector

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Mary MellowMary

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