"Thunder Road": Guilt, Grief, Regret, and Suicide
"Thunder Road" presents the grief that comes from a family member taking their own life.
My Bigfoot Life
The curious journey of 14-year-old Daniel with an immense passion for cryptozoology. Despite his young age and being autistic, Daniel possesses an unwavering dedication to the study of these elusive creatures. The documentary follows his life journey with his family and professional Bigfoot researchers from America along for the ride. What could possibly go wrong!
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The curious journey of 14-year-old Daniel with an immense passion for cryptozoology. Despite his young age and being autistic, Daniel possesses an unwavering dedication to the study of these elusive creatures. The documentary follows his life journey with his family and professional Bigfoot researchers from America along for the ride. What could possibly go wrong!
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Daniel Lee Barnett
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