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Oh, Mighty Ocean! (2022)
Stuck within barriers of masculinity and emotional suppression, a young man tries to ignore his demons, just as his world, friends, and self, crumble.
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Stuck within barriers of masculinity and emotional suppression, a young man tries to ignore his demons, just as his world, friends, and self, crumble.
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Written By:Nathan Xia
In Theaters:5/1/2022
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Runtime:17 minutes
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