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The Long Road Home

2012, English. Directed by Adam McKay & Alex Coulson.

One year after returning home to Northern Ontario for his parents funeral, Robert Chenaux finds himself face-to-face with a career defining promotion; find the money, close the deal, and make partner. After a major investor backs out last minute, Robert scrambles to find the financing and can see only one option. Sell the last piece of family property but, his plan gets complicated when his estranged brother arrives in town.

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1h 36m
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Released
4 July 2012
Written by
Adam McKay, Alex Coulson
Budget
$7K
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The Long Road Home (2012) was directed by Adam McKay and Alex Coulson and stars Daniel Allarie, John Wideman, Mary Shortt.

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