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Vanessa is forced to spend the last few days of her matric holiday with her estranged, struggling rock muso dad, Louis. During this coastal tour, Vanessa finds herself in the position of his unofficial roadie and daily sees Louis sing his heart out for a steak and beer in front of a handful of people. For the first time in years, father and daughter are honest about the past and try, along the way, in the middle of nowhere, to find each other again.
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Vanessa is forced to spend the last few days of her matric holiday with her estranged, struggling rock muso dad, Louis. During this coastal tour, Vanessa finds herself in the position of his unofficial roadie and daily sees Louis sing his heart out for a steak and beer in front of a handful of people. For the first time in years, father and daughter are honest about the past and try, along the way, in the middle of nowhere, to find each other again.
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