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Dottie and Mom
Ada is an aspiring actress auditioning for a project that reminds her too much of her childhood too quickly gone. Later, she comes home and sees her little sister, Dottie, alone waiting for their mother to come home.
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Ada is an aspiring actress auditioning for a project that reminds her too much of her childhood too quickly gone. Later, she comes home and sees her little sister, Dottie, alone waiting for their mother to come home.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Ollie Giulione
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Box Office:$1,000
Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Gun Dog Productions
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