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Alex, 17, is taking care of his little brother as he often does, doing his best to make up for their father's shortcomings. It's the beginning of summer and maybe the beginning of something else too.
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Alex, 17, is taking care of his little brother as he often does, doing his best to make up for their father's shortcomings. It's the beginning of summer and maybe the beginning of something else too.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Letailleur
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:La Petite Prod
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