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Never Steady, Never Still 

A troubled young man is driven back to his childhood home by a horrible mistake — and discovers that he is not alone in his struggle. Never Steady, Never Still is a thundering whisper that beautifully captures the solace of family and home.
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A troubled young man is driven back to his childhood home by a horrible mistake — and discovers that he is not alone in his struggle. Never Steady, Never Still is a thundering whisper that beautifully captures the solace of family and home.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kathleen Hepburn
Written By:Kathleen Hepburn
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Runtime:18 minutes
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