Sweet Bunch of Daisies

After {Fauna} ends an unwanted pregnancy, {Flora} decides they must embark on a surreal journey through which they face the intricacies of friendship and grief.

Cast

Zoe Buddie

as {Flora}

Caroline Murphy

as {Fauna}

Bixby Piccolo-Hill

as Gas Station Clerk

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