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The Porter Brothers (2016)
Sam and Ned Porter are little thugs, riding together and robbing banks. One night, Sam gets captured by mysterious bounty hunters who offer to keep him alive only if he turns his brother in. Redemption will come at a high price.
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Sam and Ned Porter are little thugs, riding together and robbing banks. One night, Sam gets captured by mysterious bounty hunters who offer to keep him alive only if he turns his brother in. Redemption will come at a high price.
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Genre:Western, Drama
Written By:Joe Ryan Laia, Wilhelm Kuhn
In Theaters:9/6/2016
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:London International Film School, Pixel Interactive
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