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Heir to the Dole Family Fortune (2026)
After more than a decade away, Franz returns to his late father's Arkansas home, where his estranged family gathers to settle the estate. When sister Toni ushers him into a closet, old wounds resurface, forcing everyone to confront them.
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After more than a decade away, Franz returns to his late father's Arkansas home, where his estranged family gathers to settle the estate. When sister Toni ushers him into a closet, old wounds resurface, forcing everyone to confront them.
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