Milestone No. 2

Milestone No. 2

Milestone No. 2

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Milestone No. 2

"Closing the door on the last twelve years."

2020

0h 20m

10.0(1 votes)

Documentary

Comedy

Family

Overview

A documentary showcasing a family as they pack up their home of twelve years and begin looking towards the future.

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Production Companies

Sparrow Films

Videos & Trailers

3 videos

Cast & Crew

6 members

Directing

Nicholas Dapolito

Himself

Nicholas Dapolito

Production

Jack Dapolito

Himself

Jack Dapolito

Acting

Lorilyn Dapolito

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Acting

Dennis Dapolito

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Acting

Sunshine Dapolito

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Acting

Pepe Dapolito

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