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A father organizes a birthday party for his daughter. He finds himself in an awkward situation with his sisters. When he looks for his daughter to eat the birthday cake, he realizes his daughter is already dead; she died in a car crash next to him.
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A father organizes a birthday party for his daughter. He finds himself in an awkward situation with his sisters. When he looks for his daughter to eat the birthday cake, he realizes his daughter is already dead; she died in a car crash next to him.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Aron Quadu, Dreez Cox
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Fast Forward Filmcrew
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