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Has Anybody Seen Phil? (1989)

Phil, a teenager, disappears and his friend Danny talks to people in town in an attempt to locate him. Danny learns that Phil was under enormous stress from his parents, football coach and teachers.
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Phil, a teenager, disappears and his friend Danny talks to people in town in an attempt to locate him. Danny learns that Phil was under enormous stress from his parents, football coach and teachers.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dick Cohron
Written By:Michael Paseornek
In Theaters:1/31/1989
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Runtime:33 minutes
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