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Where the Cattle Go To Drink
On a remote cattle farm in rural Australia, an Argentine farmhand calls his son back home, masking the grim reality of being trapped on the property after his passport was confiscated.
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On a remote cattle farm in rural Australia, an Argentine farmhand calls his son back home, masking the grim reality of being trapped on the property after his passport was confiscated.
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Written By:Archie Hancock
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