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Stones (2025)
When collecting stones in order to create a pathway for his mother's garden, a teenage boy stumbles upon a unique rock that holds a deep connection to him.
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When collecting stones in order to create a pathway for his mother's garden, a teenage boy stumbles upon a unique rock that holds a deep connection to him.
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Written By:Kyle Carpenter, Cameron Farrell
In Theaters:4/8/2025
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Farrell Film Productions
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