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Burden (2022)
A recovering alcoholic rekindles a relationship with the ex-girlfriend of the man that he and his brother killed in a drunk driving accident half a decade ago.
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A recovering alcoholic rekindles a relationship with the ex-girlfriend of the man that he and his brother killed in a drunk driving accident half a decade ago.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ethan Hickey
In Theaters:7/4/2022
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Ethan Hickey
Director
Tim Dowler-Coltman
David Arnold
Brenna Coates
Ava Williams
Eric Fleising
Jackson Arnold
Kevin Bundy
Matthew Arnold
Janet Porter
Dianne Arnold
Jesse Gervasi
Dylan Williams
Parker Corno
Young David Arnold
Nicholas Fry
Young Jackson Arnold
Kiera Laidman
Young Ava Williams
Bobby Daniels
Coach Daniels
Marianna Phung
Jessica
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