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Amita, a lonely traffic warden, has a terrible day at the hands of angry drivers, and home is no picnic either. But just when it seems her day can't get any worse, she makes an unexpected friend at the supermarket checkout, and finds the one who will love her, even though she's a traffic warden.
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Amita, a lonely traffic warden, has a terrible day at the hands of angry drivers, and home is no picnic either. But just when it seems her day can't get any worse, she makes an unexpected friend at the supermarket checkout, and finds the one who will love her, even though she's a traffic warden.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Karen Anstee
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Precious Hack Productions
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