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A Sisyphean Task
A Sisyphean Task follows Lucy, a 23 year old newly qualified teacher, through her first year of teaching. A bright yet unflinching glimpse into the British school system, all set within the walls of Lucy's classroom.
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A Sisyphean Task follows Lucy, a 23 year old newly qualified teacher, through her first year of teaching. A bright yet unflinching glimpse into the British school system, all set within the walls of Lucy's classroom.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Gus Flind-Henry, George Malcher
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cowboy Films, Finite Films & TV, Supernormal Pictures
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