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Paint Job (2009)

Daniel is a street painter. He just paints straight lines on the streets. Dotted, solid, white or yellow. Until Ruby, a strange wanderer enters his life and shows him the full palette of colors and shapes that he misses in his life.
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Daniel is a street painter. He just paints straight lines on the streets. Dotted, solid, white or yellow. Until Ruby, a strange wanderer enters his life and shows him the full palette of colors and shapes that he misses in his life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dieter Primig
Written By:Nic Michaels, Adam Shonkoff
In Theaters:5/31/2009
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Studio:Kandoo Films

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