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The Price (2011)
A post-modern "western" film that explores the difference between an outlaw and a criminal. Set in an economically ravaged New York City with no central authority, the story centers around two bandits and a bounty hunter.
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A post-modern "western" film that explores the difference between an outlaw and a criminal. Set in an economically ravaged New York City with no central authority, the story centers around two bandits and a bounty hunter.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama, Western
Written By:James St. Vincent
In Theaters:2/4/2011
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Runtime:20 minutes
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