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Adamstown
In the western town of Adamstown, things can get pretty rough at times, and at times it seems like everyone is against everyone else: people, animals, old, young, locals, and supposed strangers.
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In the western town of Adamstown, things can get pretty rough at times, and at times it seems like everyone is against everyone else: people, animals, old, young, locals, and supposed strangers.
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Genre:Western, Fantasy
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ABC Bildungs- und Tagungszentrum e.V., Hüller Medienwerkstatt e.V., DirectorsCut.ch
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