ALLoT (A Long List of Things)
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synopsis
A highly personal video memoir that blends interviews recorded during Sanborn’s 40th High School Reunion, with contemplations and meditations on the unpredictable challenges and life-altering transformations fifteen graduates from Walt Whitman High School faced in the years before they all met again. Music by David Meyer.
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