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Man's Best Friend
Socially inept Mark fails again at befriending his neighbour Liam, and decides to force another chance when Liam's dog Lassie conveniently goes missing.
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Socially inept Mark fails again at befriending his neighbour Liam, and decides to force another chance when Liam's dog Lassie conveniently goes missing.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Tom Willbourne
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