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By My Side
We follow a young boy as he struggles with loneliness and anxiety at the hands of his parent's divorce. Seemingly alone, the young boy soon seems to notice strange personalities in his right-hand. An unlikely friendship blossoms between the boy and his limb, much to the distaste of his mother.
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We follow a young boy as he struggles with loneliness and anxiety at the hands of his parent's divorce. Seemingly alone, the young boy soon seems to notice strange personalities in his right-hand. An unlikely friendship blossoms between the boy and his limb, much to the distaste of his mother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jake Metcalf
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Synergy Productions
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