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Moon Dog
Moon Dog is the story of a young woman, estranged from her family, who returns home to fulfill a life-changing pact with her father. This pact is one that changes the very moral code our lives are governed by, but when it comes to family, where is the line?
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Moon Dog is the story of a young woman, estranged from her family, who returns home to fulfill a life-changing pact with her father. This pact is one that changes the very moral code our lives are governed by, but when it comes to family, where is the line?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alice Snaden
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Wildrun Pictures
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