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Longbranch: A Suburban Parable (2002)
A cowboy, a blind man, and a guy in a red sweater all mix together in this didactic recipe of hamburger, ketchup and suicide.
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A cowboy, a blind man, and a guy in a red sweater all mix together in this didactic recipe of hamburger, ketchup and suicide.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Lowell Frank, Destin Daniel Cretton
In Theaters:10/10/2002
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Runtime:13 minutes
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