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Orphans

Summary: Four siblings gathered together for their mother's funeral in Glasgow face individual torments over night during a tumultuous storm that rips the roof off the church.

Release Date: May 07, 1999

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Director: Peter Mullan

Writer: Peter Mullan

Runtime: 1 h 41 min

Production: Antoinine Green Bridge, British Screen Productions, Channel Four Films, The Scottish Arts Council

Country: United Kingdom

Language: English

Domestic: $ 54,754

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Domestic:$54.8KWorldwide:$54.8K

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