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An alcoholic struggles to find meaning in his life, and reflects on the past in search of what he could have done differently.
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An alcoholic struggles to find meaning in his life, and reflects on the past in search of what he could have done differently.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Charlie Johnson, Francisco Almeida, John Kane, Harrison Johnson, Valmik Pandya, Alice Kermode
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Long Beach Poly Filmmaking Club
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