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Ted Watson suffers from social anxiety and uses his piano for comfort. His teacher, Ms Wilson helps him face his fears to attempt to make more of his future to make his father proud.
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Ted Watson suffers from social anxiety and uses his piano for comfort. His teacher, Ms Wilson helps him face his fears to attempt to make more of his future to make his father proud.
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Written By:Eric W. Whitelaw
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Walking.shots
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