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Film exploring trauma and parenthood set for free Warwick screening

Former NRL player Joe Williams explores his own trauma and journey as a dad in a film called Seen which will screen for free in Warwick next month. (Seen The Film Facebook)

A groundbreaking documentary exploring the emotional journey of parenthood is set to be screened by BUSHkids in Warwick next month. […]

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