The Farm: Angola, USA
Trailer: The Farm: Angola, USA
Genre: Documentary
Cast: Bernard Addison, Burl Cain, George Crawford, Wilbert Rideau, Vincent Simmons, Eugene "Bishop" Tannehill
Studio: Gabriel Films, Kurtis Productions
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