In many ways, David and Jules Evans' relationship is no different from that of most fathers and 16-year-old daughters: He struggles to understand her, she refuses to communicate with him. He wants to be involved in her life, she wants her own space. In one important aspect, however, David and Jules are separated from the rest of society: the death of Jules' mum, and David's wife, in a car crash two years before. With both struggling to cope with the rigors of daily life in the wake of this devastating loss, Jules decides to take matters into her own hands. Creating profiles for David on multiple online dating platforms, Jules sets out to find her dad a partner--and to find herself someone with whom she can really talk. The question is, in the search for a new mum, will Jules find her old dad?
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Jingle Bells |
James Pierpont: writer
Maryell Finisterre: performer
Jack Rose: performer, messages.music arranger
Dom Sky: performer, messages.music arranger
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Feel Okay Again |
Zay Yafai: writer, performer
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The Holly and the Ivy |
Walford Davies: messages.music arranger
Beverley Minster Choir: performer
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Oceans |
Jack Rose: writer
Dom Sky: writer
Govardo: performer
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Good King Wenceslas |
John M. Neale: writer
Tom Guest: performer
Gary Jones-McCaw: performer
Dominique McClafferty: performer
Claire Palmer: performer
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A Man's a Man for 'A That |
Robert Burns: writer
Michael Rocks: performer
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Even Eve |
Flynn Tovey Ashforth: writer, performer
Bren Dowling: writer, performer
Toby Goldsmith: writer, performer
Cassidy Jones: writer, performer
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Once in Royal David's City |
Cecil F. Alexander: writer
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Claire de Lune |
Claude Debussy: writer
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