Wuthering Heights— What is the cost of love?
Wuthering Heights— What is the cost of love?
Poola Rangadu
An educated and ingenious young man from the city seeks to recoup his struggling family's fortunes through a rural real estate deal that proves to have potentially deadly -- and VERY funny -- consequences, when he innocently comes between two rich landlords who hate each other so much that each will kill to keep the other from any advantage.
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An educated and ingenious young man from the city seeks to recoup his struggling family's fortunes through a rural real estate deal that proves to have potentially deadly -- and VERY funny -- consequences, when he innocently comes between two rich landlords who hate each other so much that each will kill to keep the other from any advantage.
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