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A ten-year-old boy lives in an amusement park. While he has to fend for himself, his childish aspirations come to the surface, and he seeks answers about himself and the world around him.
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A ten-year-old boy lives in an amusement park. While he has to fend for himself, his childish aspirations come to the surface, and he seeks answers about himself and the world around him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lucas D’avila
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Runtime:19 minutes
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