Salt
The boy has recently lost his mother and his relationship with his father is defined by a deafening silence. One day, the boy walks into a pharmacy and just as he is buying condoms, his father walks in.
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The boy has recently lost his mother and his relationship with his father is defined by a deafening silence. One day, the boy walks into a pharmacy and just as he is buying condoms, his father walks in.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Barkha Naïk
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Take Ten
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