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Chesterfield
A love letter to Toronto, Chesterfield tells an important story of perseverance and personal growth through an experience many people can relate to - moving a couch. Chesterfield is about finding home in an unfamiliar place, being open minded, and appreciating the friendships we make along the way.
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A love letter to Toronto, Chesterfield tells an important story of perseverance and personal growth through an experience many people can relate to - moving a couch. Chesterfield is about finding home in an unfamiliar place, being open minded, and appreciating the friendships we make along the way.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gabriel Patti, Florence Soffia
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Maybe Someday Collective
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