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Force of Change 

In the West Yorkshire suburbs, John is confronted by his alcoholic father. At a punk gig in Leeds, the energy empowers him but encourages his father's anger to resurface.
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In the West Yorkshire suburbs, John is confronted by his alcoholic father. At a punk gig in Leeds, the energy empowers him but encourages his father's anger to resurface.

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Directed By:Harry Nott
Written By:Harry Nott
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Runtime:15 minutes
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