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End of the Line is an anthology of three short films (The Brief Case of Maya Moon, The Red Widow, and The Extraordinary Experience of Dick Shatner), all of which take place on one reality defying steam train.
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End of the Line is an anthology of three short films (The Brief Case of Maya Moon, The Red Widow, and The Extraordinary Experience of Dick Shatner), all of which take place on one reality defying steam train.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery, Science Fiction
Written By:George Simper, Annie Bowers, Sam Livermore
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:The Manchester Film School
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