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The Fish & The Sea (2018)
A meditative look at a young man living a nostalgic, but disconnected existence in an abandoned house somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, and the emotionally transformative journey he must make the day a real estate agent shows his home to a potential buyer.
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A meditative look at a young man living a nostalgic, but disconnected existence in an abandoned house somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, and the emotionally transformative journey he must make the day a real estate agent shows his home to a potential buyer.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:6/21/2018
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Runtime:20 minutes
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