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Walk (2018)
Have you ever lost somebody? Have you ever felt something you don’t understand? “WALK" is a short film that captures the beauty of knowing the struggle of losing a loved one to addiction. How do you cope? Let’s not pretend. It’s difficult. There is a fine line between knowing and not knowing on both ends. It’s past the spectrum of pain.
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Have you ever lost somebody? Have you ever felt something you don’t understand? “WALK" is a short film that captures the beauty of knowing the struggle of losing a loved one to addiction. How do you cope? Let’s not pretend. It’s difficult. There is a fine line between knowing and not knowing on both ends. It’s past the spectrum of pain.
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