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Where the Heart Is
A chance encounter reunites a homeless youth with his former school teacher, both of whom find themselves grappling with traumas from their past.
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A chance encounter reunites a homeless youth with his former school teacher, both of whom find themselves grappling with traumas from their past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel Heaphy
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Daniel Heaphy Productions
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