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Flowers of Darkness

In the harsh realities of life on earth, Mother Nature has provided some plants that some use to subdue those harsh realities. One of those plants, which grows wild in most hot temperature ...

Starring:

Paul Newman, Vernon Hann, Jack Hurst, Sherman N. Kieffer, Charles Siragusa

Genre:

Documentary, Short

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