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Almost with You
Still devastated by the recent death of his brother, an Irish singer-songwriter on a solo tour of Australia finds himself in a remote West Australian town with 5 days off before the final show of the tour.
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Still devastated by the recent death of his brother, an Irish singer-songwriter on a solo tour of Australia finds himself in a remote West Australian town with 5 days off before the final show of the tour.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Adam Morris, Talarah Pedrocchi Roelofs
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Roaring Tribe, The Acme Film Company
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