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Clarity (2020)
After serving in the Marines for ten years, Tom returns home to retrieve his half of his inheritance. However, upon his return he finds out that his estranged abusive father, Richard, has Alzheimer's and does not remember him. Instead he thinks that Tom is his own brother, Jack, who passed away in Vietnam War.
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After serving in the Marines for ten years, Tom returns home to retrieve his half of his inheritance. However, upon his return he finds out that his estranged abusive father, Richard, has Alzheimer's and does not remember him. Instead he thinks that Tom is his own brother, Jack, who passed away in Vietnam War.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roy Arwas
In Theaters:2/28/2020
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