Mirror, Mirror

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A journalist grapples with his estranged relationship with his daughter while reflecting on his troubled past and career. Stranded in his Sydney flat, John Rinner struggles to find meaning in his life, haunted by memories and the impact of witnessing global child abuse. His attempts to reconnect with his daughter, who is busy in Amsterdam, lead to feelings of isolation and despair. As he confronts his own failures and imagined heritage, he seeks solace in introspection, finding a semblance of dialogue in the mirror that reflects his deeper struggles.