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One kid wakes up to a perfect day where nothing bad happens to him, whereas another kid wakes up on the same day but everything around him goes bad
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One kid wakes up to a perfect day where nothing bad happens to him, whereas another kid wakes up on the same day but everything around him goes bad
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Tommy Linguey, Tyler Peterfi
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Box Office:$50
Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:TnT Pictures and Productions, St Josephs College Geelong
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