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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Passcheandaele (2008) is a Canadian war film chronicling the events of the Battle of Passcheandaele during World War I. Written, produced and directed by Due South actor Paul Gross (who also stars in the lead role), the film follows a war veteran who heads back into the war to protect a young boy from harm. |
