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Candyland 

An American teenager, conditioned to view gun violence as a game, and his trans mother, who is struggling with access to hormones face the challenges of an inevitable adrenaline crash and their addictive tendencies on their journey to Candyland.
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An American teenager, conditioned to view gun violence as a game, and his trans mother, who is struggling with access to hormones face the challenges of an inevitable adrenaline crash and their addictive tendencies on their journey to Candyland.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:David Gil
Written By:Matthew J. Siegel
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Deleted Films

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