Sandy

Sandy

0.0IMDb Score
Released:
Genre:Drama
Duration:9 min
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Director:Shayon Maitra
Actors:Aaron Ratnayeke, Samiya Khan, Rumi Chaudhry, Jake Ellsworth, Zack Burger
Production:Doodyaar Productions

Overview:

When an Indian teen is inadvertently outed in school, he must face school gossip, his parents' reaction, and his own self-doubt to rebuild an identity on his own terms.

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