
Avoiding Forever
2012-04-01 · 8 min · Not rated
A soon to be high school graduate questions the path his parents have laid out for him, after leaving town in a desperate attempt to escape, a friend forces him to come to the realization that life doesn't have an answer.
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- Directors
- Alex R. Wagner
- Production companies
- GK Studio Productions
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- Status
- Released
- Budget
- USD 1,000
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Caleb FortuneTrent
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