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A university caretaker's routine is disturbed when he unlocks the door of a student's room who hasn't been seen for days. This tragedy prompts him to try and mend the ailing relationship with his son.
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A university caretaker's routine is disturbed when he unlocks the door of a student's room who hasn't been seen for days. This tragedy prompts him to try and mend the ailing relationship with his son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rufus Love
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Blend Films, Headrush Films
Cast
Harry Richards
Director
Kris Hitchen
The Caretaker
George Osborne
The Caretaker's Son
Ashleigh-Mae Schoburgh-Crooks
Student 1
Vanessa Bailey
The Mother
RIAZ SYED
The Father
Oliver Manley
Student 2
Jass Beki
Rowdy Student
Grace Gallagher
Rowdy Student
Haydn Watts
Rowdy Student
Kyle Jennings
Rowdy Student
Kiara Nicole Pillai
Rowdy Student
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