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Daniel is facing deportation to his home country and must turn to his estranged, homophobic father for help in securing a green card—forcing them both to confront painful truths and long-buried tensions.
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Daniel is facing deportation to his home country and must turn to his estranged, homophobic father for help in securing a green card—forcing them both to confront painful truths and long-buried tensions.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Scott Alexander Naar
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Runtime:17 minutes
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