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Make and Break
A young man from a small Newfoundland town has a passion for collecting historical items. This interest has led him to his calling of restoring Make and Break engines, which in the past was the backbone of the Inshore Newfoundland Fishery.
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A young man from a small Newfoundland town has a passion for collecting historical items. This interest has led him to his calling of restoring Make and Break engines, which in the past was the backbone of the Inshore Newfoundland Fishery.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jane Ballett
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:CNA Films, Ballett Films
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