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The Grand Canal
An old homeless man sits on a bench, on the banks of the Grand Canal, and talks of love and life to a man with nothing to say.
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An old homeless man sits on a bench, on the banks of the Grand Canal, and talks of love and life to a man with nothing to say.
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Written By:Richard Keane
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Out Left Productions, Babyjane Productions
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