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Baseball With Dad (2023)
A misguided father forces his unwilling son to spend a day with him learning to play the family pastime of baseball. A tradition that goes back further than he could imagine. With the help of an old family bat, both sides learn more about each other and what a relationship means between a father and son.
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A misguided father forces his unwilling son to spend a day with him learning to play the family pastime of baseball. A tradition that goes back further than he could imagine. With the help of an old family bat, both sides learn more about each other and what a relationship means between a father and son.
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In Theaters:8/2/2023
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