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Burnt Factory (2023)
In this investigative documentary — and their first collaboration since college — Rob & Jeff explore the dark history of Burnt Factory, an unincorporated West Virginia community just north of Berkeley Springs and the chilling story behind its name.
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In this investigative documentary — and their first collaboration since college — Rob & Jeff explore the dark history of Burnt Factory, an unincorporated West Virginia community just north of Berkeley Springs and the chilling story behind its name.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rob Simmons, Jeffrey Boggess
In Theaters:7/29/2023
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Runtime:17 minutes
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