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Moon Under Water 

Burdened with looking after his Uncle, who has severe dementia and who raised him after his mother died, Jack longs for a normal life, one where he can build relationships and express himself.
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Burdened with looking after his Uncle, who has severe dementia and who raised him after his mother died, Jack longs for a normal life, one where he can build relationships and express himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Grandmas
Written By:Grandmas
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Conspire Pictures, Foreign Material

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