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Dear Lucas (2014)

A directionless young man finds the love of his life, and suddenly his whole world seems to make sense. But a message from his future self warns him to stay away to avoid a lifetime of pain and misery-- will the love he's found be worth it?
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A directionless young man finds the love of his life, and suddenly his whole world seems to make sense. But a message from his future self warns him to stay away to avoid a lifetime of pain and misery-- will the love he's found be worth it?

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Genre:Fantasy, Romance
Directed By:Winnie Cheung
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In Theaters:12/15/2014
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Runtime:19 minutes
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