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Troubadours (2008)

After parting ways with his girlfriend, unemployed drummer, Art finds himself broke, bitter, and on the verge of a breakdown. He leaves the big city and returns home to work for his father on the family farm.
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After parting ways with his girlfriend, unemployed drummer, Art finds himself broke, bitter, and on the verge of a breakdown. He leaves the big city and returns home to work for his father on the family farm.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adam Galassi, Thomas Snyder
In Theaters:7/23/2008
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Runtime:107 minutes
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