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  1. Novel, Writer. Jean-Claude Tramont. Director. Jeff Andrus. Writer. Set in a sleepy Southern Louisiana town in 1959, a lawyer, searches for justice as he volunteers to help a black woman whose property is being threatened by the Holts, the first family of the town, after she refuses to sell her valuable land.

  2. In the Summers (2024) Über mehrere Jahre hinweg besuchen die Schwestern Eva und Violeta ihren lateinamerikanischen Vater Vicente im Sommer in dessen Haus in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Die Eltern haben sich scheiden lassen. Der charmante, aber unruhige Vater möchte eine enge Bindung zu seinen Töchtern aufbauen. Seine Gewohnheiten werfen bald ...

  3. 16. Juli 2016 · https://www.daaracarchive.org/2016/07/as-summers-die-1986.htmlForbidden passion and burning prejudice ignite in the heat of the deep south. Emotions are ridi...

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  4. The plot centers around a large area of land owned by an old black lady, Elvira Backus. It had been given to her by her one time employer and secret father of her two children, a southern patriarch.

  5. As Summers Die. 1986 Directed by Jean-Claude Tramont. Synopsis Scott Glenn, Jamie Lee Curtis and Bette Davis Shine in a Powerful Drama! Set in a sleepy Southern Louisiana town in 1959, a lawyer, searches for justice as he volunteers to help a black woman ...

  6. As Summers Die (TV) Jeff Andrus, Michael De Guzman. Novel: Winston Groom. The plot centers around a large area of land owned by an old black lady, Elvira Backus. It had been given to her by her one time employer and secret father of her two children, a southern patriarch. Discovering oil on the afore mentioned property, the patriarch's family ...

  7. Plot. Billy Summers is a former Marine sniper and hitman who only accepts jobs killing truly evil men. When he expresses a desire to retire from the life of being an assassin, Nick Majarian, a mobster whom Billy has worked for many times before, offers him one last job–one that pays $500,000 up front, and $1.5 million after it's done.