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Lost Treasure 

Two brothers, Steve and Toby, must confront buried emotions whilst grieving the recent loss of their mum. To do so, they must first get over the stench of microwaved fish and avoided silences; to reconnect, not as boys, but adult men. And remember the true meaning of family.
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Two brothers, Steve and Toby, must confront buried emotions whilst grieving the recent loss of their mum. To do so, they must first get over the stench of microwaved fish and avoided silences; to reconnect, not as boys, but adult men. And remember the true meaning of family.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Tashi Higgins
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films

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