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Blackberry Winter

2006, English. Directed by Brent Stewart.

After all the stars had fallen, only a few people remained. A small family of former circus performers live in an old, Antebellum mansion surviving off the land and each other. Ezra, a former clown, meditates upon the troubled times faced by he and his family. Ezra lives with his sister, Benny, and his 'mamma'. As Ezra's world falls apart, the landscape, the home, all is in a state of crumbling and deterioration. As the cold winter sets upon them, food becomes scarce. All the animals are dying away. Primitive cannibalism becomes their only hope for survival. Even if it means their own blood, their own kin... - Written by Gé

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11 June 2006
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Blackberry Winter (2006) was directed by Brent Stewart and stars Chris Bower.

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