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Long Forgotten Fields (2017)
On Sam's return from military service, Lily sets her heart on revitalising their relationship, but with Sam's worsening PTSD isolating him from friends, family and the community, she too is drawn deeper into his post-war world.
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On Sam's return from military service, Lily sets her heart on revitalising their relationship, but with Sam's worsening PTSD isolating him from friends, family and the community, she too is drawn deeper into his post-war world.
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Genre:Drama, War, Drama
Written By:Jon Stanford
In Theaters:11/17/2017
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Wildgrass Films
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