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The Chasm Of Coimhlint
There's conflict at The Chasm! A recently widowed ranger seeks to right the wrongs perpetrated by a familiar fugitive. Will vengeance taste as sweet as the imagination insinuates? Or will the treacherous waters of familial confrontation prove too lethal to navigate...?
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There's conflict at The Chasm! A recently widowed ranger seeks to right the wrongs perpetrated by a familiar fugitive. Will vengeance taste as sweet as the imagination insinuates? Or will the treacherous waters of familial confrontation prove too lethal to navigate...?
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Genre:Western, Drama
Written By:John Mutter
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Bird's Got Your Back
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