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Hide Your Smiling Faces is a american film of genre Drama released in USA on 25 march 2014 with Nathan Varnson
Hide Your Smiling Faces (2014)
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Add to a movie listHide Your Smiling Faces est un film dramatique américain écrit, produit et réalisé par Daniel Patrick Carbone, sorti en 2013.
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L'un des deux frères adolescents découvre un corps inerte du haut du pont : tous deux devront faire le deuil de leur ami.Actors
Nathan Varnson
(Eric)
Clark Middleton
(Religious Man)
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