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The River You Step In
Set in an East Toronto neighborhood, THE RIVER YOU STEP IN is about a maverick social worker and the troubled people she tries to help, and engages with issues of domestic abuse, addiction, and racial prejudice.
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Set in an East Toronto neighborhood, THE RIVER YOU STEP IN is about a maverick social worker and the troubled people she tries to help, and engages with issues of domestic abuse, addiction, and racial prejudice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jon Michaelson, Astrid Van Wieren, Derek Brown
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Marjory Avenue Productions, Filmcoop, Aliyah Film Productions
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