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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Third Star is an 2011 film British starring Benedict Cumberbatch, J.J. Feild, Tom Burke, Adam Robertson and Hugh Bonneville. It tells the story of James, a young man who has terminal cancer and less than a year to live. On his 29th birthday, he and his friends set out for one last trek to Barafundle Bay, James's favourite place on earth. |
