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Last Tour Home (2024)
When war veteran Tyler takes a ranch job to escape his past, he finds uneasy peace in the company of an older vet and his granddaughter. But when a grieving neighbor begins to suspect Tyler knows something about his sister’s unsolved death, tensions rise and secrets threaten to surface. Last Tour Home is a gripping modern Western about the cost of loyalty, the weight of memory, and the danger of long-buried truths.
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When war veteran Tyler takes a ranch job to escape his past, he finds uneasy peace in the company of an older vet and his granddaughter. But when a grieving neighbor begins to suspect Tyler knows something about his sister’s unsolved death, tensions rise and secrets threaten to surface. Last Tour Home is a gripping modern Western about the cost of loyalty, the weight of memory, and the danger of long-buried truths.
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Genre:Western, Drama
Written By:Baylee Toney, Myles Clohessy
In Theaters:6/5/2024
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Freestyle Digital Media
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