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Sons and Heirs
The story is set in the Wairarapa region in the shadow of the Great Depression. We follow two brothers drawn into the illicit world of illegal alcohol production within the Prohibition era.
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The story is set in the Wairarapa region in the shadow of the Great Depression. We follow two brothers drawn into the illicit world of illegal alcohol production within the Prohibition era.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Horror
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Box Office:$574
Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:Small Boat Productions
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