The Yonkers Film Festival 2022 In Review
A summary of the films featured in this annual event taking place in Westchester.
Peggy Ray
An orphaned girl in a western world ends up with two incompetent bank robbers. These two brothers are in a heap of trouble - they owe money to the nasty El Queijo.
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An orphaned girl in a western world ends up with two incompetent bank robbers. These two brothers are in a heap of trouble - they owe money to the nasty El Queijo.
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Genre:Western, Comedy
Written By:Leif Sandqvist
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Korkek
Cast
Leif Sandqvist
Director
Moa Eklöf
Peggy Ray
Jonathan Wiberg
Donovan Humperdinck
David Kjell Karlsson
Pete Humperdinck
José Diaz
El Queijo
Mina Lindbäck
Tina Jones
Robert Follin
Sheriff Bronco
Mia Rydell
Big Nose Kate
Johan Kekonius
Arthur Green
Isabella Alveborg
Caroline Olsen
Josef Törner
Joseph Needle
Gunnar Carlström
Doctor Blue
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