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Everything in This Country Must (2004)

Northern Ireland. Soldiers, through inattention, run into a car with a woman and her young son. Two years later, a horse is stuck in the river, and the soldiers happen along, but the horse's owner is violently opposed to their help; he relents, but his hostility is obvious when his daughter invites them inside afterward to warm up.
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Northern Ireland. Soldiers, through inattention, run into a car with a woman and her young son. Two years later, a horse is stuck in the river, and the soldiers happen along, but the horse's owner is violently opposed to their help; he relents, but his hostility is obvious when his daughter invites them inside afterward to warm up.

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Directed By:Gary McKendry
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In Theaters:8/31/2004
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Gary McKendry

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Sam Spruell

Stevie

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Gerry Doherty

Father

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Karly Greene

Katie

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James Doran

Hayknife

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Alan Heyburn

Longgrasses

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Jamie Martin

Saracen Commander

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