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Groundswell (2018)
A disconnected father and son reunite for a weekend camping trip as a final effort to bond before the son goes off to college, which serves as the beginning of a new understanding of the previous absence in each others' lives.
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A disconnected father and son reunite for a weekend camping trip as a final effort to bond before the son goes off to college, which serves as the beginning of a new understanding of the previous absence in each others' lives.
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Written By:Zoe Georgulas, Kendall Dunn
In Theaters:1/25/2018
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Runtime:16 minutes
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