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Kid, the Moon 

"Kid, the Moon", a short drama about a teenage boy living with his alcoholic father. After Alex gets locked out of the house believing no one to be home, he hears a noise coming from inside the house. Alex's father, Ron, comes storming out of the house and brings Alex to a liquor store.
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"Kid, the Moon", a short drama about a teenage boy living with his alcoholic father. After Alex gets locked out of the house believing no one to be home, he hears a noise coming from inside the house. Alex's father, Ron, comes storming out of the house and brings Alex to a liquor store.

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Directed By:Justin Portaro
Written By:Justin Portaro
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Runtime:8 minutes
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