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Daniel in the Factory (2013)
After a chance encounter with a teenage girl at lunch, disgruntled toy factory worker Daniel learns that his high school sweetheart lied about getting an abortion 16 years ago and that he has a 15 year-old daughter. He wrestles with his past, his possible future, and the choice of confronting these massive new realities or sinking further into himself.
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After a chance encounter with a teenage girl at lunch, disgruntled toy factory worker Daniel learns that his high school sweetheart lied about getting an abortion 16 years ago and that he has a 15 year-old daughter. He wrestles with his past, his possible future, and the choice of confronting these massive new realities or sinking further into himself.
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Written By:Paul Hornschemeier
In Theaters:1/1/2013
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