I Think My Dad's a Cyborg and I Think He Killed My Mum
A lonely year after his mother’s death, awkward hermit Peter is still no closer to his father, and he thinks he knows the reason why; a reason which he must confront at the family gathering before the secret spirals out of control...his dad MUST be a murderous cyborg.
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A lonely year after his mother’s death, awkward hermit Peter is still no closer to his father, and he thinks he knows the reason why; a reason which he must confront at the family gathering before the secret spirals out of control...his dad MUST be a murderous cyborg.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Billy Currid
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Runtime:13 minutes
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