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The Giving Tree (2000)
Nine former schoolmates, staying at a secluded mountain cabin for a reunion, try to figure out why one of their friends and their hostess would invite them there and commit suicide which prompts them to look into the mysterious and dark past of their 10th friend.
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Nine former schoolmates, staying at a secluded mountain cabin for a reunion, try to figure out why one of their friends and their hostess would invite them there and commit suicide which prompts them to look into the mysterious and dark past of their 10th friend.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tim Puntillo
In Theaters:3/7/2000
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:La Famiglia, North by Northwest Entertainment
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