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This film charts the relationship between a man imprisoned for drug smuggling and his wife and is being shot over the course of five years, a few weeks at a time.
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This film charts the relationship between a man imprisoned for drug smuggling and his wife and is being shot over the course of five years, a few weeks at a time.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Laurence Coriat, Michael Winterbottom
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Runtime:106 minutes
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