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Pieces of Two (2024)

A mature teenage daughter working with her physically disabled father at their donut store faces the dual challenge of societal norms and internal conflicts, striving to create a more resilient path for herself.
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A mature teenage daughter working with her physically disabled father at their donut store faces the dual challenge of societal norms and internal conflicts, striving to create a more resilient path for herself.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Shahan Rao
Written By:Shahan Rao
In Theaters:7/10/2024
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Studio:Glazework Studios, Little Ned Production, SRF

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