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Spud
Spud doesn't have much of a life outside of caring for her father. But that's okay. She doesn't feel bad about herself, despite what society says. But one day, everything changes.
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Spud doesn't have much of a life outside of caring for her father. But that's okay. She doesn't feel bad about herself, despite what society says. But one day, everything changes.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Lookout Point
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