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Ashes and Embers 1982

Runtime

120 min

Language

English

English

Following a devastating war, a weary veteran struggles to reconcile his experiences with the challenges of racial identity in America. Haunted by his past, he confronts the emotional toll of conflict while seeking a sense of belonging and grappling with the enduring impact of prejudice and discrimination. He must find a path toward healing and rediscover his place in a fractured society.

Following a devastating war, a weary veteran struggles to reconcile his experiences with the challenges of racial identity in America. Haunted by his past, he confronts the emotional toll of conflict while seeking a sense of belonging and grappling with the enduring impact of prejudice and discrimination. He must find a path toward healing and rediscover his place in a fractured society.

Does Ashes and Embers have end credit scenes?

No!

Ashes and Embers does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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IMDb

6.4 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

69

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