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Grandma

Year

2012

Duration

6 minutes

Genres

Short Films

Language

English

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Synopsis

Sean says goodbye to his friend after hanging out at the park and heads home to his grandmother's house. In the meantime, Sean's grandmother receives a letter that will potentially change her grandson's life. She positively can't wait until he gets home to tell him the good news. But when is he coming home? A stark warning about being in the wrong place at the wrong time, this affecting Australian short shows how our lives can be changed in an instant.

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Carlos Montalva

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