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Northern Comfort (2010)
Two strangers' paths crisscross as they make their way toward Canada.
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Two strangers' paths crisscross as they make their way toward Canada.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Irina Peligrad, Rod Webber, Greta Gerwig, Joseph James Bellamy, David T. Grophear
In Theaters:5/28/2010
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Modern Cinema Classics, Rod Webber Productions
Cast
Rod Webber
Director
Rod Webber
Horace
Greta Gerwig
Cassandra
Joseph James Bellamy
Owen
Irina Peligrad
Denise
Markus Nechay
Lived Alone In The Woods
Matthew D. Ferrel
Believed In Legislation
Jose Ramos
Played A Good Game Of Chess
Robert Koch
Tried To Catch The Big Fish
Tim Brenner
Knew The Way To The North
Jamison Flannery
Stood Guard By The Pool
David T. Grophear
Gave Cassandra A Ride
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