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Song of the Common Loon (2020)
Addicted and on the street, Richard's getting straight and going home. But despite his good intentions, the path leads him through a minefield of his past.
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Addicted and on the street, Richard's getting straight and going home. But despite his good intentions, the path leads him through a minefield of his past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Brian K. Landis
In Theaters:9/5/2020
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Needles Pictures
Cast
Brian K. Landis, Curtis Brown
Director
Brian K. Landis
Richard
Mark Irvingsen
Ian
Mark Dodson
Narrator on cassette player
Tanya Kelley
Mary
Dan Thorp
Richard's Father
Charlie Landis
Young Richard
Ella Landis
The Bird Girl
Dawn B. Landis
The Bird Girl's Mother
Sawyer Kelley
Boy in Cabin
Andrew Firda
Man Under Bridge
Jody Ashworth
John
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