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Uncertain about the future following a shock cancer diagnosis, a young father to be starts recording a series of home movie messages for soon to be born daughter in an attempt to offer some helpful fatherly advice and a document of who he is for when she is older.
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Uncertain about the future following a shock cancer diagnosis, a young father to be starts recording a series of home movie messages for soon to be born daughter in an attempt to offer some helpful fatherly advice and a document of who he is for when she is older.
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