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Being There
A tragic scene takes place between a mother and daughter outside an animal clinic. Many observe the scene and pass by, but only one dares to really be there. The film is to honor the one.
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A tragic scene takes place between a mother and daughter outside an animal clinic. Many observe the scene and pass by, but only one dares to really be there. The film is to honor the one.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Helen Komini Knudsen
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Blaane film
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