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When Julien is forced to play with his older brother Baxter, whom has learning difficulties, the teenage boys navigate the apocalyptic ruins of a Milltown in Lancashire. Playing cowboys across the harsh landscape, entertaining violent childs-play and vandalism, their environment soon catches up with them when they discover an ice cream van by a disused mill, with a strange loner living inside.
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When Julien is forced to play with his older brother Baxter, whom has learning difficulties, the teenage boys navigate the apocalyptic ruins of a Milltown in Lancashire. Playing cowboys across the harsh landscape, entertaining violent childs-play and vandalism, their environment soon catches up with them when they discover an ice cream van by a disused mill, with a strange loner living inside.
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