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The Helper of Everyone 

When her parents’ divorce shatters her childlike wonder, a creative eighteen-year-old is visited by her long-forgotten imaginary friend, and together they set out on a make-or-break mission to mend her family.
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When her parents’ divorce shatters her childlike wonder, a creative eighteen-year-old is visited by her long-forgotten imaginary friend, and together they set out on a make-or-break mission to mend her family.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Family
Directed By:Ava Donahue
Written By:Ava Donahue
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Donahue Twins Entertainment, Hal with Management

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