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Marvin, Seth and Stanley (2012)
Marvin's estranged sons, Seth and Stanley, return home for a camping trip. As past grudges are exposed, their weekend getaway slowly unfurls.
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Marvin's estranged sons, Seth and Stanley, return home for a camping trip. As past grudges are exposed, their weekend getaway slowly unfurls.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Stephen Gurewitz
In Theaters:4/20/2012
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Runtime:75 minutes
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