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A Violent Man
Steve Mackleson is a dangerous prisoner, incarcerated for double murder in a maximum security prison. We follow, as he navigates his struggle against redemption the system and his inner turmoil, when a young black gang member becomes his unlikely new cell mate and a daughter he has never met, finally requests to meet her estranged father, face to face.
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Steve Mackleson is a dangerous prisoner, incarcerated for double murder in a maximum security prison. We follow, as he navigates his struggle against redemption the system and his inner turmoil, when a young black gang member becomes his unlikely new cell mate and a daughter he has never met, finally requests to meet her estranged father, face to face.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Ross McCall
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Ascendant Films
Cast
Ross McCall
Director
Craig Fairbrass
Steve Mackelson
Stephen Odubola
Marcus Wainwright
Zoë Tapper
Claire Keats
Jason Flemyng
Frank
Ross McCall
Luke
Ulrich Thomsen
Warden Goodwillie
Robin Laing
SO Martins
Morgan Watkins
Danny Wilson
Thomas Dominique
Dwayne Barstowe
Philip Barantini
John Morgan
Michael Lindall
Scotty Turnbull
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