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Mr. Hand Solo
David Aguilar is a boy who has a disability and makes an arm of LEGO. We see his feelings about his arm, his family, and LEGO. It sort of functions as an unofficial LEGO advertisement. The main subject gets to go to LEGO headquarters and the corporate heads of LEGO are interviewed about the virtues of LEGO.
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David Aguilar is a boy who has a disability and makes an arm of LEGO. We see his feelings about his arm, his family, and LEGO. It sort of functions as an unofficial LEGO advertisement. The main subject gets to go to LEGO headquarters and the corporate heads of LEGO are interviewed about the virtues of LEGO.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Héctor Romance
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Imminent Produccions, Arlong Productions
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