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Hook, Line and Sinker
Hook, Line and Sinker is set in Wellington, New Zealand and tells the story of PJ who loses his truck driving job of 30 years due to failing eyesight, but with the help of his partner Ronnie he finds a new place in the world.
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Hook, Line and Sinker is set in Wellington, New Zealand and tells the story of PJ who loses his truck driving job of 30 years due to failing eyesight, but with the help of his partner Ronnie he finds a new place in the world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shane Loader, Andrea Bosshard
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Torchlight Films
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