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Cardinals (2018)
When Valerie returns home from prison years after killing her neighbour in an apparent drunk driving accident, she wants nothing more than to move on - until the deceased's son shows up at her door and it becomes clear that the past is not easily forgotten.
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When Valerie returns home from prison years after killing her neighbour in an apparent drunk driving accident, she wants nothing more than to move on - until the deceased's son shows up at her door and it becomes clear that the past is not easily forgotten.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:Grayson Moore
In Theaters:4/9/2018
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Dazmo Camera, Wildling Pictures, Téléfilm Canada, Touchpoint Films
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