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Hi I'm Blake (2022)
After a gymnastics accident leaves him severely brain-damaged, Blake Hyland is given a platform to bring awareness and hope to everyone he meets on the road to recovery while his family wrestles to restore him back to his former self.
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After a gymnastics accident leaves him severely brain-damaged, Blake Hyland is given a platform to bring awareness and hope to everyone he meets on the road to recovery while his family wrestles to restore him back to his former self.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jon Michael Simpson
In Theaters:10/4/2022
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:One Chameleon Entertainment
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