Tod is an unemployed musician and Lydia is pregnant. They used to date each other and with a wedding as the reason, Tod and Lydia take a trip from South Dakota to Indiana. The trip is filled with detours, interesting strangers, and a physical injury that results in an eye patch.
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ABOUT THE SHOW: Telling stories of resistance sacrifice and love in action a different drum asks us to consider how different the world would be if we ...
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(79min) Tod (Zach Zint) is an unemployed musician and Lydia (Isabella DeVoy) is pregnant. They used to date each other and with a wedding as the reason ...
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DIFFERENT DRUM Trailer (Lydia)
DIFFERENT DRUM trailer for the character of Lydia (Isabella DeVoy). song: "long gone" by The Hardy Tree ...
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When David in a wheelchair with muscular dystrophy accurately foretells the death of their fourth grade teacher a doubtful Lyle decides to test the existence of ...
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