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Brothers in the Rye
Two brothers have a charged interaction upon meeting for lunch on the anniversary of their father’s death. With conflicting attitudes about their attachments to the past, the annual fish soup they eat to commemorate him is not without its bones to pick.
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Two brothers have a charged interaction upon meeting for lunch on the anniversary of their father’s death. With conflicting attitudes about their attachments to the past, the annual fish soup they eat to commemorate him is not without its bones to pick.
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