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All That Remains (2010)
'All That Remains' is a powerful story of a WW2 veteran with dementia, suffering a confused world of his life's painful losses with Death his only companion. To end his misery, he strikes a deal with Death, discovering both Death has no master ...and his own salvation.
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'All That Remains' is a powerful story of a WW2 veteran with dementia, suffering a confused world of his life's painful losses with Death his only companion. To end his misery, he strikes a deal with Death, discovering both Death has no master ...and his own salvation.
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Cody Blue Snider
In Theaters:11/11/2010
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Runtime:19 minutes
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