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Leanne takes her son, Sam, to the local pub for a day of drinking on his 10th birthday. As tedium and chaos unfolds, the situation deteriorates steadily, culminating in events that will leave a lasting impact on the young boy.
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Leanne takes her son, Sam, to the local pub for a day of drinking on his 10th birthday. As tedium and chaos unfolds, the situation deteriorates steadily, culminating in events that will leave a lasting impact on the young boy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Joe McGucken
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