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We Were Wolves 

Two estranged brothers return to the family cottage after the death of their father. Over the course of three days they must learn to let go of the man they thought they knew, and accept responsibility for the men they have become.
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Two estranged brothers return to the family cottage after the death of their father. Over the course of three days they must learn to let go of the man they thought they knew, and accept responsibility for the men they have become.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Jordan Canning
Written By:Jordan Canning, Steve Cochrane
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Runtime:94 minutes
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