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Be My Son Again
After years apart, a father and his estranged son reunite to settle the late mother's will, but tensions resurface when the father struggles to recognize the person his child has become, forcing both to confront deeply buried truths.
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After years apart, a father and his estranged son reunite to settle the late mother's will, but tensions resurface when the father struggles to recognize the person his child has become, forcing both to confront deeply buried truths.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Milleny F. Marques, Vaughn Rae
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Vancouver Film School
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