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Warm Face/Cold Place (2015)
A boy and a girl struggle to build a home against the backdrop of an abandoned brick factory, and Charles Bukowski's "The House."
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A boy and a girl struggle to build a home against the backdrop of an abandoned brick factory, and Charles Bukowski's "The House."
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In Theaters:12/19/2015
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Runtime:6 minutes
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