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Winterset (2025)
In the town of Winterset, Iowa, three poor farmers recruit a City Slicker to help pull off a heist, stealing bags of cash from a wealthy ranch owner. The heist goes south and an evil man whom the bags belong to shows up to get them back.
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In the town of Winterset, Iowa, three poor farmers recruit a City Slicker to help pull off a heist, stealing bags of cash from a wealthy ranch owner. The heist goes south and an evil man whom the bags belong to shows up to get them back.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Michael P. Blevins
In Theaters:12/10/2025
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Studio:Honeycomb Films
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