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Bloodshot Heart (2021)
At 44, Hans still lives with his mother. When Matilda, a tenant half his age, moves in, Hans relives old memories and is infatuated. To win her love, Hans comes up with a dangerous plan.
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At 44, Hans still lives with his mother. When Matilda, a tenant half his age, moves in, Hans relives old memories and is infatuated. To win her love, Hans comes up with a dangerous plan.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Parish Malfitano
In Theaters:6/24/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bloodshot Pictures, Fieldstar Pictures, The Physical TV Company
Cast
Parish Malfitano
Director
Richard James Allen
Hans
Emily David
Matilda
Dina Panozzo
Catherine
Peter-William Jamieson
Brendan
Matt Lausch
Mike
Natalia Ladyko
Victoria
Hazel Annikki Savolainen
Sarah
Byron Luckey
Simon
Darren Kumar
Andrew, First Driving Student
Erica Long
Sally, Second Driving Student
Dylan James Tonkin
Van Driver
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