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Blowtorch (2016)
Blowtorch is the Brooklyn story of Ann Willis, a recently widowed and financially struggling, mother of three. When her oldest son is murdered, she inexorably takes the investigation into her own hands.
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Blowtorch is the Brooklyn story of Ann Willis, a recently widowed and financially struggling, mother of three. When her oldest son is murdered, she inexorably takes the investigation into her own hands.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:Kevin Breslin, Rosemary Breslin
In Theaters:11/19/2016
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Runtime:80 minutes
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