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Limbo (1972)

A ride to the airport unites three women whose husbands are either prisoners or missing in Vietnam.
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A ride to the airport unites three women whose husbands are either prisoners or missing in Vietnam.

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Genre:Romance, Drama, War
Directed By:Mark Robson
Written By:James Bridges, Joan Micklin Silver
In Theaters:10/31/1972
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Omaha, Universal Pictures, The Filmakers Group

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