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Brown Paper Bag

IMDb 7.4

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A man goes to an AA meeting due to the effect that alcohol has had on his life. However he himself may not be the main reason for his attendance as we flashback to a violent and rocky relationship with his girlfriend, with whom drinking is a major part of their social life and life together.

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What is Brown Paper Bag (2003) about?

A man goes to an AA meeting due to the effect that alcohol has had on his life. However he himself may not be the main reason for his attendance as we flashback to a violent and rocky relationship with his girlfriend, with whom drinking is a major part of their social life and life together.

Who stars in Brown Paper Bag?

Brown Paper Bag stars Ronnie Fox (Reggie), Jo McInnes (Ronnie), Rich Coad (Bones), Paul Nolan (Brian), Den Woods (Barmaid). The film was directed by Michael B. Clifford.

How long is Brown Paper Bag?

Brown Paper Bag has a runtime of 13 min and premiered in 2003.

Is Brown Paper Bag worth watching?

Brown Paper Bag holds an IMDb rating of 7.4/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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