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Fault 

James has spent the last year of his life in self-imposed isolation. In his remote countryside home, he has hidden from any and all reminders of his former life, but he can't hide from himself nor the guilt he still feels.
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James has spent the last year of his life in self-imposed isolation. In his remote countryside home, he has hidden from any and all reminders of his former life, but he can't hide from himself nor the guilt he still feels.

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Directed By:Frank Berry
Written By:Matthew Bates, Frank Berry
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