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synopsis Maggie has her routine: she gets up, makes the bed, brushes her teeth, cooks breakfast, writes lists, and cries. But when her mother sets her up on a blind date with Martin, her world changes, and she finds herself falling for the mysterious young man. Now standing in the way of their budding romance are her only friends: the talking fruits, vegetables, and evil ham that occupy her house. director Horam Kim, born and raised in New Jersey, began his education at New York University where he focused on creative writing while pursuing additional coursework in directing and photography. He later earned his MFA from Brooklyn College, studying under Mac Wellman and Michael Cunningham. After graduate school, he moved to the Pacific Northwest and wrote stories and made movies set in the perpetual rain and gray that characterized his then current surroundings. His award-winning short films have been screened at various film festivals across the United States. I Love You, Apple, I Love You, Orange is his first feature-length film. Filmography related links
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