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The Voyager 

The story of a fictional character, Billy Fumer, who seeks to find the place where his late brother used to spend his free time before he passed away. Billy intends to bury a childhood photo in the woods to leave a piece of himself to rest with his brother, and to finally achieve closure after all these years.
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The story of a fictional character, Billy Fumer, who seeks to find the place where his late brother used to spend his free time before he passed away. Billy intends to bury a childhood photo in the woods to leave a piece of himself to rest with his brother, and to finally achieve closure after all these years.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Luke Spellacy Shaw
Written By:Luke Spellacy Shaw
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Slaney Studios

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