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Through Noah's Eyes
Noah finds himself in a new town with his mom once again on an endless search for a doctor that can find answers to his progressive vision loss. In this new town, he meets Lucy. Both of them form a new perspective on life after meeting each other.
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Noah finds himself in a new town with his mom once again on an endless search for a doctor that can find answers to his progressive vision loss. In this new town, he meets Lucy. Both of them form a new perspective on life after meeting each other.
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Canashito Productions
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