Calling (2020)
A man reflects as people in his life begin to leave in one way or another. He doesn’t have much left to do in his golden years besides to think about the past. He spends most nights alone at home or singing karaoke in a near empty bar.
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A man reflects as people in his life begin to leave in one way or another. He doesn’t have much left to do in his golden years besides to think about the past. He spends most nights alone at home or singing karaoke in a near empty bar.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hon Hoang
In Theaters:3/6/2020
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Runtime:14 minutes
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