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A film about recovery and familial love. When John walks in on Matty's attempted suicide, the two brothers drive up to the Scottish Highlands with the hope of finding stability in nature, and in the life they have shared.
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A film about recovery and familial love. When John walks in on Matty's attempted suicide, the two brothers drive up to the Scottish Highlands with the hope of finding stability in nature, and in the life they have shared.
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