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1865 

Two brothers enslaved on a plantation in Virginia in 1865 attempt to escape North for their freedom. George (John Hall) can't find his brother Cassius (Keelan Burns) at their rendezvous point and discovers he's been recaptured by Charles Hilton (Marv Burr). George has to decide whether to save his brother, or selfishly continue North for his own freedom.
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Two brothers enslaved on a plantation in Virginia in 1865 attempt to escape North for their freedom. George (John Hall) can't find his brother Cassius (Keelan Burns) at their rendezvous point and discovers he's been recaptured by Charles Hilton (Marv Burr). George has to decide whether to save his brother, or selfishly continue North for his own freedom.

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Forrest Reeder
Written By:Forrest Reeder
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Check it Twice Productions, 25 Words Or Less

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