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Free as the Wind 

Augustus just wants to live through life without responsibility. After a confrontation with his girlfriend, Breeze, he has an encounter with a strange mysterious character who challenges his view on life.
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Augustus just wants to live through life without responsibility. After a confrontation with his girlfriend, Breeze, he has an encounter with a strange mysterious character who challenges his view on life.

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Isaac Giles
Written By:Josh Booth, Grace Stapleton, Isaac Giles, Sean Kilkelly, Josh Gorman
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:PlanetFoxFilms

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