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In a near-future where everyone must pass a test to get their Adult License, an unlicensed 28-year-old, forced to live in a dorm, regains his self-worth when he comes to the aid of his younger brother who gets into trouble after getting his license at 16.
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In a near-future where everyone must pass a test to get their Adult License, an unlicensed 28-year-old, forced to live in a dorm, regains his self-worth when he comes to the aid of his younger brother who gets into trouble after getting his license at 16.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Aaron Yeger
Written By:Brynn Byrne
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Late Bloom Media, Habibi Films

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