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The Secret to Sage Sweetwater's Spaghetti Western Jett Durango-Dominga Rio by Sage Sweetwater
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Posted: Tuesday, March 6, 2012
It's all in the location and pilgrimage of worship. What we have in our interior of spirituality. If religion can't define it, the anvil will. Brought to you by The Sundance Wives Entertainment Group (SWEG™) with Director Wendy Crouse (DreamReal Pictures), Eddy Fitzgerald, Executive Producer (DreamReal Pictures.)
The secret to Sage Sweetwater's Spaghetti Western Jett Durango-Dominga Rio merge, TV Series and Film. It's all in the location and pilgrimage of worship. What we have in our interior of spirituality is what we see through the viewfinder. Filmmaking that has an impact on culture and a different way of looking at things. The year is 1875 with an artistic vision in 2012. Sage Sweetwater is about to create an explosive masterpiece! The title: "My Heroes Have Always Been Outlaws." If religion can't define it, the anvil will. A look at dialogue. Brought to you by The Sundance Wives Entertainment Group (SWEG™) with Director Wendy Crouse (DreamReal Pictures), Eddy Fitzgerald, Executive Producer (DreamReal Pictures) .
DOMINGA RIO Ah yes—Tomé, some fucking Spanish bandit priest that wears a rosary and religious medal crucifix around his neck practicing hypocrisy, his bastards Juan, José, Lugardo, Joaquin, and Diego violate the Catholic religion. Amiga, you and I can distinguish between religious and secular customs. We will be prepared. Sit back and let the anvil vindicate dirty politics.
JETT DURANGO
Let's just call it separation of church and state.
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