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Mac, a grave digger at a local cemetery, finds a child wandering the cemetery grounds unattended. Mac must help find the child's parents while navigating a life-crisis involving his co-worker and best friend Bruce.
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Mac, a grave digger at a local cemetery, finds a child wandering the cemetery grounds unattended. Mac must help find the child's parents while navigating a life-crisis involving his co-worker and best friend Bruce.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Eric Campbell
Written By:Eric Campbell
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Runtime:21 minutes
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