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Two members of a right wing political party are on the campaign trail in a housing estate. During the course of a day knocking on doors, it becomes clear they have differing motivations for being there.
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Two members of a right wing political party are on the campaign trail in a housing estate. During the course of a day knocking on doors, it becomes clear they have differing motivations for being there.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Doug Rao
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Peasant Films, B3 Media, UK Film Council
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