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Can You Hear Me? (2024)
Todd, an artistic, sensitive teenager, finds himself at odds with his controlling family as they struggle to care for his dying grandmother. Originally titled, "Severe Decline."
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Todd, an artistic, sensitive teenager, finds himself at odds with his controlling family as they struggle to care for his dying grandmother. Originally titled, "Severe Decline."
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Alex Curtis
In Theaters:1/11/2024
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Runtime:71 minutes
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