A Sense of Humor (2011)
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Runtime : 10M
Director : Nathan Larkin-Connolly
Synopsis
Laura was born without the ability to laugh. When she meets and falls for Charlie, a struggling stand-up comedian, he makes it his life purpose to get her to crack up. A short film written an directed by Nathan Larkin-Connolly starring Heather Morris and John Weselcouch
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