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Bloody Hell, Nana
Max has a busy day of work ahead, but first, he needs to get his Nana, Margaret, to her Doctor's appointment on time. Unfortunately, she isn't in the mood for rushing around, forcing Max to suffer a series of hilarious excursions on the way to their destination.
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Max has a busy day of work ahead, but first, he needs to get his Nana, Margaret, to her Doctor's appointment on time. Unfortunately, she isn't in the mood for rushing around, forcing Max to suffer a series of hilarious excursions on the way to their destination.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Daniel Barber
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Cold Fact Pictures
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