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When the world closed down in 2020, many of us found ourselves having to adjust to a new kind of everyday life. In this film we meet a father and his two-year-old twins in their new life at the stay-at-home daycare.
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When the world closed down in 2020, many of us found ourselves having to adjust to a new kind of everyday life. In this film we meet a father and his two-year-old twins in their new life at the stay-at-home daycare.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Henry K. Norvalls, Line Dalheim
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Folkefiender
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