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Breakfast at the Sunset Saloon (2020)
In the Old West, a wicked salesmen has created a magical saloon of broken promises. When a young girl makes a wager to save her brother, his paradise begins to fall.
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In the Old West, a wicked salesmen has created a magical saloon of broken promises. When a young girl makes a wager to save her brother, his paradise begins to fall.
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Genre:Western
Written By:Joey Coalter, Tim Roeder
In Theaters:8/22/2020
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Runtime:10 minutes
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