Chances Are You Just Might Find It
"What does someone have to do, to make another that mad?"
Synopsis
"Chances Are You Just Might Find It" follows an immensely repressed man as he argues with an idealistic young woman. What begins as innocent jesting quickly morphs into a deep philosophical discussion about rage and how it can rule ones life.
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