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Christ's Dog (2011)

Three tired figures stagger into the middle of a ploughed field. Suddenly, the land owner and his thugs enter and demand to know what right these strangers have to sit on his land.
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Three tired figures stagger into the middle of a ploughed field. Suddenly, the land owner and his thugs enter and demand to know what right these strangers have to sit on his land.

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Directed By:William Oldroyd
Written By:Howard Baker
In Theaters:12/1/2011
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Runtime:21 minutes
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