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Red
Red, a young woman who killed her father after giving birth to his child, meets Rex, a young man a who repairs musical instruments. The two hit it off and go on a road trip together. Can these two scarred people find love?
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Red, a young woman who killed her father after giving birth to his child, meets Rex, a young man a who repairs musical instruments. The two hit it off and go on a road trip together. Can these two scarred people find love?
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Strawberry Tree Pictures
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