How to Make Gravy
Prisoner Joe writes a letter to his brother Dan about wanting to be with family at Christmas, lamenting how he can't make the gravy for the roast and how much he misses everyone. Based on the iconic Australian song by Paul Kelly.
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Prisoner Joe writes a letter to his brother Dan about wanting to be with family at Christmas, lamenting how he can't make the gravy for the roast and how much he misses everyone. Based on the iconic Australian song by Paul Kelly.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Megan Washington
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia, Screen Queensland, Fifth Season, Speech & Drama Pictures
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