Two estranged sisters are forced to live together when they inherit their father's struggling horse farm. The strain of reconciliation and financial difficulties put the future of the family farm in jeopardy.
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Two estranged sisters are forced to live together when they inherit their father's struggling horse farm. The strain of reconciliation and financial difficulties put the ...
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Jessica arbeitet zusammen mit ihrem Vater auf dessen Pferdefarm im Happy Valley. Als dieser jedoch stirbt beginnt für sie eine wahre Odyssee an Problemen: ...
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