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Martha Barlow, a modern day outlaw, must reconcile her dark past after her teenage son commits a horrible crime.
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Martha Barlow, a modern day outlaw, must reconcile her dark past after her teenage son commits a horrible crime.
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Genre:Crime, Western, Drama
Written By:Jefferson Moneo
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Runtime:104 minutes
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Cast
Jefferson Moneo
Director
Nadia Litz
Martha Barlow
David La Haye
Donovan Fournier
Stephen McHattie
Stan Barlow
James Le Gros
Buford Carver
Rossif Sutherland
Tommy Valente
Justin Kelly
Andy Barlow
Holly Deveaux
June Baker
Rob van Meenen
Bill Wilson
Alan Bratt
Buck Jones
Philip Granger
Darryl Jenkins
Cheryl Jack
Cheryl Jenkins
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