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The Ballad of the Crows
A young priest is sent to a desolate town near the border of the Dominican Republic and Haiti. There he meets a young prostitute, thus unleashing a series of events and conflicts after discovering a network of human trafficking.
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A young priest is sent to a desolate town near the border of the Dominican Republic and Haiti. There he meets a young prostitute, thus unleashing a series of events and conflicts after discovering a network of human trafficking.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mayra Poueriet, Pablo Guzman, Tony Bacigaluppe
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Box Office:$700,000
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Estandarf Films
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