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Fi a Miss World
An old lady sitting in a window seat at a café in Bala catches the attention of Rhys, who sees there's something different about her. When he's told that she was once 'Miss World' he decides to find out what local residents think of her.
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An old lady sitting in a window seat at a café in Bala catches the attention of Rhys, who sees there's something different about her. When he's told that she was once 'Miss World' he decides to find out what local residents think of her.
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Written By:Elgan Rhys
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:It's My Shout
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