Trauma Personified: 2018's "Citizen Rose"
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OK (2017)
In the wake of his Mother's death, young Matthew and his Father seek to overcome their grief by moving to a new town to get a 'fresh start', unfortunately, being the 'new kid' is not easy, and Matt quickly finds himself learning that life is not so black and white because 'Everyone has a story'
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In the wake of his Mother's death, young Matthew and his Father seek to overcome their grief by moving to a new town to get a 'fresh start', unfortunately, being the 'new kid' is not easy, and Matt quickly finds himself learning that life is not so black and white because 'Everyone has a story'
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Ian Lang
In Theaters:7/7/2017
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:CD828 Studios
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