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Cargo
'Cargo' brings the raw story of three brothers who own a family business in the fishery and are trying to save it from destruction. The passion for their profession but also for their loved ones, however, drives them to desperate actions.
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'Cargo' brings the raw story of three brothers who own a family business in the fishery and are trying to save it from destruction. The passion for their profession but also for their loved ones, however, drives them to desperate actions.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gilles Coulier, Tom Dupont
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:De Wereldvrede, 100% Film & Photography
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