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I, Samurai 

An unassuming college teacher, Sarah is handed an essay by a gifted pupil and loner Jacob. As she sits down and starts to read his essay there is a striking similarity to her own life and suddenly it becomes a race to stop the chilling ending predicted...
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An unassuming college teacher, Sarah is handed an essay by a gifted pupil and loner Jacob. As she sits down and starts to read his essay there is a striking similarity to her own life and suddenly it becomes a race to stop the chilling ending predicted...

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:David Stoddart
Written By:David Stoddart
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Runtime:14 minutes
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