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The Radio 

An elderly widower depends on his radio to keep a foothold in his routine, when it breaks, his daughter, who knows how important it is to him, is forced to pay more attention to her isolated father.
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An elderly widower depends on his radio to keep a foothold in his routine, when it breaks, his daughter, who knows how important it is to him, is forced to pay more attention to her isolated father.

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Directed By:Laura Kavanagh
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Keeper Pictures

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