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Two brothers, one with dyslexia, the other with difficulty accepting his brother as he is, discover the meaning of brotherhood as they move to a dead-end street after their father's death.
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Two brothers, one with dyslexia, the other with difficulty accepting his brother as he is, discover the meaning of brotherhood as they move to a dead-end street after their father's death.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Kevin Hanser, Patrick Hanser
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