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The Abnormal Growth 

Joana, a cancer-stricken mother, believes that her breast cancer is part of God’s plan. Clyde, a gay-stricken Christian, thinks otherwise. A visit to the dinosaurs at a local amusement park together with her six-year-old son, Moises, prompts a reflection on the differences in their faith.
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Joana, a cancer-stricken mother, believes that her breast cancer is part of God’s plan. Clyde, a gay-stricken Christian, thinks otherwise. A visit to the dinosaurs at a local amusement park together with her six-year-old son, Moises, prompts a reflection on the differences in their faith.

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Directed By:Clyde Gamale
Written By:Clyde Gamale
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:UP Film Institute

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