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During WW1, Arthur Robertson is forced to come face to face with more struggles than he bargained for. Watching his personal battle unfold proves that sometimes all that matters is knowing you matter.
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During WW1, Arthur Robertson is forced to come face to face with more struggles than he bargained for. Watching his personal battle unfold proves that sometimes all that matters is knowing you matter.
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Genre:War, Drama
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Runtime:28 minutes
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Cast
Julian Peedle-Calloo
Director
Sean Noone
Arthur Robertson
Sophie Allen
Gracie Wakefield
Anna Brecon
Victoria Robertson
Ian Brooker
Dr. Barnett
Jacob Casselden
Charles Simmons
Paddy Cavendish
Private Walter
Laura Jean Clinton
Joan Wakefield
Sean Connolly
Alf Robertson
Harris Dickinson
Stanley
Ace Mahbaz
Pierre Gauthier
Laurence Saunders
Sergeant Cole
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