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The Golden Tooth Boy
Wesley, 12, gets involved in a dangerous and profitable story. Addressing a child’s innocence and awakening threshold for youth, the short film features the shortcuts and opportunities of the life of a kid from the boondocks.
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Wesley, 12, gets involved in a dangerous and profitable story. Addressing a child’s innocence and awakening threshold for youth, the short film features the shortcuts and opportunities of the life of a kid from the boondocks.
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