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The Son and the Sea
When Jonah and his best mate Lee take a trip to the Northeast coast of Scotland, they meet Charlie and learn that connection goes beyond words, and joy can be found despite loss.
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When Jonah and his best mate Lee take a trip to the Northeast coast of Scotland, they meet Charlie and learn that connection goes beyond words, and joy can be found despite loss.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stroma Cairns, Imogen West
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:BBC Film, Creativity Capital, Creativity Media, Studio Cloy, In the Company of, Moment Film Group
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