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Blind Spot
In this coming-of-age parable, an overconfident father imparts his unfounded wisdom on his sulking teenage daughter as they drive around the city.
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In this coming-of-age parable, an overconfident father imparts his unfounded wisdom on his sulking teenage daughter as they drive around the city.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nathan D'Arcy Roberts
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Night Sky Films
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