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Don't Call It Frisco (2016)
Television (Comedy) Cinematographer Don't Call it Frisco follows Pat, a Boston transplant, who moves to San Francisco to be with his girlfriend and start his new life. When everything goes to shit he must decide whether or not to stay.

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