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I'm Adopted 

The story follows Joan, a teenager who discovers that she’s adopted and leaves home. Joan’s escapade begins when she meets a domestic helper, a Bangladeshi worker, and an old man with dementia who mistakes them for his family. Determined to bring the old man home, Joan goes on an adventure with the trio.
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The story follows Joan, a teenager who discovers that she’s adopted and leaves home. Joan’s escapade begins when she meets a domestic helper, a Bangladeshi worker, and an old man with dementia who mistakes them for his family. Determined to bring the old man home, Joan goes on an adventure with the trio.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Chong Jia Wei
Written By:Chong Jia Wei
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore

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