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Confidence of a Tall Man (2017)
On the 50th Anniversary of his Father's failing business, Tommy is hoping to get someone to buy the business. His screw-up of a brother, Teddy, has blown the money for advertising and is doing everything to add to the failure.
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On the 50th Anniversary of his Father's failing business, Tommy is hoping to get someone to buy the business. His screw-up of a brother, Teddy, has blown the money for advertising and is doing everything to add to the failure.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Michael McCallum, Justin Muschong
In Theaters:7/30/2017
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Rebel Pictures
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