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Chanel Miller's short film, 'I Am With You,' is 5 minutes long, but the message might stay with you forever

While she wrote "Know My Name: A Memoir," Chanel Miller would take breaks to draw.

"As a way of letting my mind breathe," she writes, "reminding myself that life is playful and imaginative."

She made her drawings into a short film called "I Am With You." It's five minutes long. If you let it, it will stay with you

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