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See You Back Soon (2021)

Astronaut’s daughter, Cindy, who is a passionate writer, struggles with her dad focusing on his career too much. After another flight, he promises to stay home, but almost immediately breaks the promise and flies away. In the end, Cindy has a chance to either forgive her dad or forever blame him for breaking her heart.
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Astronaut’s daughter, Cindy, who is a passionate writer, struggles with her dad focusing on his career too much. After another flight, he promises to stay home, but almost immediately breaks the promise and flies away. In the end, Cindy has a chance to either forgive her dad or forever blame him for breaking her heart.

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Directed By:Sonya Padalka
Written By:Sonya Padalka
In Theaters:1/4/2021
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Runtime:9 minutes
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