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Counting to 1000 (2016)

Detective Callow explores the gray area between good and evil while investigating a botched home invasion by low-level criminal Donny and his ruthless crew. As he interrogates Donny, they unravel the twisted motives behind what should have been a simple job.
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Detective Callow explores the gray area between good and evil while investigating a botched home invasion by low-level criminal Donny and his ruthless crew. As he interrogates Donny, they unravel the twisted motives behind what should have been a simple job.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Josh Pfaff
Written By:Josh Pfaff, Becca Thompson
In Theaters:5/8/2016
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Locke and Stache, Missouri State University

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