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Published 10 years ago by drunkenninja with 1 Comments
by drunkenninja
10 years ago 1

Dry

Lawyer Cooper’s family left Arkansas in the 1940s for a country life in the San Joaquin Valley. Seventy years later, their water is disappearing — not from the sky, but from the earth. Now he and his wife have to decide what they’re willing to give up for this place.

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    Big companies will suck everything bone dry and then leave.

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