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Duel (2023)
DUEL is a psychological and spiritual indie-short horror film inspired by actual events that took place in the suburbs of Long Island, NY circa 1979. The film stars Jordan Isaiah White from the major motion picture TheBlackPhone and Mike Stanly from the series Ozark. DUEL is the first Production from actor John C. Martin and the 5th collaboration between John and award winning Director Nicholas Crocket.
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DUEL is a psychological and spiritual indie-short horror film inspired by actual events that took place in the suburbs of Long Island, NY circa 1979. The film stars Jordan Isaiah White from the major motion picture TheBlackPhone and Mike Stanly from the series Ozark. DUEL is the first Production from actor John C. Martin and the 5th collaboration between John and award winning Director Nicholas Crocket.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nick Crockett, John C. Martin, Gleb Akhanin
In Theaters:8/18/2023
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:John C. Martin Productions
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