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Josie & Jack (2019)
Raised in a decaying old Pennsylvania mansion and home schooled by their tyrannical professor father, Josie and Jack Raeburn have never had anyone but each other to depend on. Set in the 1990s.
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Raised in a decaying old Pennsylvania mansion and home schooled by their tyrannical professor father, Josie and Jack Raeburn have never had anyone but each other to depend on. Set in the 1990s.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sarah Lancaster, Kelly Braffet
In Theaters:10/24/2019
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Mountain Men Films, The Komack Company
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