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A Life Less Gone 

A Life Less Gone explores the emotionally and physically dysfunctional existences of two conflicted lives in different strata of the drug world. A young girl, struggling with her own identity finds solace in a friend who leads them both down the destructive path of drug abuse, and self-deprecation. While an undercover narcotics officer struggling with the death of his ten-year-old son, and the deterioration of his failing marriage, finds love in the comfort of a heroin-addicted exotic dancer
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A Life Less Gone explores the emotionally and physically dysfunctional existences of two conflicted lives in different strata of the drug world. A young girl, struggling with her own identity finds solace in a friend who leads them both down the destructive path of drug abuse, and self-deprecation. While an undercover narcotics officer struggling with the death of his ten-year-old son, and the deterioration of his failing marriage, finds love in the comfort of a heroin-addicted exotic dancer

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jason Lupish
Written By:Adam Stephenson, Jason Lupish
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Life Less Gone Entertainment, Open Concept Films

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