Garden of an Angry God: when the nightmare of guilt crawls out to the daily life
The repeated actions, the blood on the petals, the rustling under the floor…An ambient short horror film takes us into another realm.
Home Invasion (2005)
A group of gangster rappers plot a robbery of the offices of a hot local hip-hop record label as revenge since they did not get signed by them. To their surprise the head of the label finds out who committed the crime because of a hidden surveillance camera. In an attempt to get the tape back, the gangsters take the lead’s girlfriend hostage and they trap everyone else inside the house. The hostages devise a way to fool their captures to end the stand off. As events unfold we embark on a roller coaster ride of guts and determination with our heroes to end the deadly home invasion.
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A group of gangster rappers plot a robbery of the offices of a hot local hip-hop record label as revenge since they did not get signed by them. To their surprise the head of the label finds out who committed the crime because of a hidden surveillance camera. In an attempt to get the tape back, the gangsters take the lead’s girlfriend hostage and they trap everyone else inside the house. The hostages devise a way to fool their captures to end the stand off. As events unfold we embark on a roller coaster ride of guts and determination with our heroes to end the deadly home invasion.
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In Theaters:11/22/2005
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