Ogoki Nights
An edgy, original Canadian comedy about a band of treeplanters caught in a season of crew wars that spiral out of control. Thrown into the Ogoki wilderness of Northern Ontario, we see treeplanters at the Ogoki camp try to survive the harsh climate, in more ways than one.
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An edgy, original Canadian comedy about a band of treeplanters caught in a season of crew wars that spiral out of control. Thrown into the Ogoki wilderness of Northern Ontario, we see treeplanters at the Ogoki camp try to survive the harsh climate, in more ways than one.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alain Mercieca
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Runtime:102 minutes
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