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35 Cents (2007)
Boy meets girl, finds herself in trouble, boy gets drafted goes to Vietnam. Girl is not there when boy comes home, trauma of war catches up with boy, his world comes undone.
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Boy meets girl, finds herself in trouble, boy gets drafted goes to Vietnam. Girl is not there when boy comes home, trauma of war catches up with boy, his world comes undone.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Patrick Disanto, Casey R Toews, Michael H. Henderson
In Theaters:3/14/2007
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Kronografik Pictures, Media Iidp
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