
Milestone No. 2
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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Nicholas Dapolito
Nicholas Dapolito
Himself
Nicholas Dapolito
Himself


Jack Dapolito
Jack Dapolito
Himself
Jack Dapolito
Himself
Lorilyn Dapolito
Lorilyn Dapolito
Herself
Lorilyn Dapolito
Herself
Dennis Dapolito
Dennis Dapolito
Himself
Dennis Dapolito
Himself
Sunshine Dapolito
Sunshine Dapolito
Herself
Sunshine Dapolito
Herself
Pepe Dapolito
Pepe Dapolito
Himself
Pepe Dapolito
Himself
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