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My Father's House (2002)
A quiet, young man coming to terms with the grief of the loss of his military father, to whom he was remarkably close.
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A quiet, young man coming to terms with the grief of the loss of his military father, to whom he was remarkably close.
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Written By:Larry Holden
In Theaters:6/5/2002
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Studio:Holden Automotive
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