The Falklands - OverSimplified

October. 22,2017      NR
Rating:
8.4
Trailer Synopsis Cast

OverSimplified’s comedy documentary on the wars of the Falklands

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Reviews

Evengyny
2017/10/22

Thanks for the memories!

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Steineded
2017/10/23

How sad is this?

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Comwayon
2017/10/24

A Disappointing Continuation

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Raymond Sierra
2017/10/25

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

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