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The Bus Stop 

Angela, an elderly woman is bullied by a group of teenagers. She crosses paths again with, Carter, one of the bullies. Their confrontation leads to an unexpected outcome.
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Angela, an elderly woman is bullied by a group of teenagers. She crosses paths again with, Carter, one of the bullies. Their confrontation leads to an unexpected outcome.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Magalie de Genova
Written By:Magalie de Genova
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Runtime:18 minutes
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