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Susannah's Lesson (2015)
Based on Stephen King characters from the Dark Tower series, this short examines the student-teacher dynamic between the legendary Gunslinger and the woman in the wheelchair he pulled into his world a few months before our story begins.
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Based on Stephen King characters from the Dark Tower series, this short examines the student-teacher dynamic between the legendary Gunslinger and the woman in the wheelchair he pulled into his world a few months before our story begins.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Western
Written By:Shahab Zargari
In Theaters:3/18/2015
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Think Speak Films
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