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In My Eyes 

The daughter looked through the viewfinder of the camera and gazed upon her father's appearance before he passed away. Then she realized this estranged and absurd father had been influencing her all along. The one she had once run away from was also the one she missed the most.
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The daughter looked through the viewfinder of the camera and gazed upon her father's appearance before he passed away. Then she realized this estranged and absurd father had been influencing her all along. The one she had once run away from was also the one she missed the most.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Amber Hsiao
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Dust in the Film Studio Co., Ltd.

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