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The Brothers Brothers (2019)
Two brothers, one a small town pastor in a marriage crisis and the other a flashy doctor with questionable morals, come home to help their overbearing mother in the aftermath of their father's unexpected death. WINNER - Best Mississippi Narrative Short, Oxford Film Festival 2020.
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Two brothers, one a small town pastor in a marriage crisis and the other a flashy doctor with questionable morals, come home to help their overbearing mother in the aftermath of their father's unexpected death. WINNER - Best Mississippi Narrative Short, Oxford Film Festival 2020.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Kyle Taubken, Scott Ray
In Theaters:9/13/2019
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Fond Farewell Films
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