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Irreversible Choices
Due to his poor health, Dante Kathlego loses his job, which causes some friction between him and his wife, Alisha. She still decides to travel to Melbourne to promote Dantes new novel. While Alisha is away, Dante is unable to drive so he enlists his best friend Mike to be his driver and companion, however; Mike is reckless, known to take risks and put himself, and others, in serious danger. Meanwhile, in Melbourne, Alisha meets the rich, handsome and dangerous Nate who convinces her to abandon her children and family. This starts a chain reaction of violence, death, heartbreak and trauma where no one is left unharmed by these irreversible choices.
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Due to his poor health, Dante Kathlego loses his job, which causes some friction between him and his wife, Alisha. She still decides to travel to Melbourne to promote Dantes new novel. While Alisha is away, Dante is unable to drive so he enlists his best friend Mike to be his driver and companion, however; Mike is reckless, known to take risks and put himself, and others, in serious danger. Meanwhile, in Melbourne, Alisha meets the rich, handsome and dangerous Nate who convinces her to abandon her children and family. This starts a chain reaction of violence, death, heartbreak and trauma where no one is left unharmed by these irreversible choices.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Romance
Written By:John K-ay
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:John K-ay Films [au]
Cast
John K-ay
Director
John K-ay
Dante Kathlego
Joshua William Parker
Mike Jensen
Suzan Mutesi
Alisha Kathlego
Scott Murphy
Nate
Morrison James
Robert Jensen
Tsu Shan Chambers
Officer Dan
Penny Day
Mrs. Jensen
Jean-Pierre Yerma
Dr. Ken
Clarisse Bank
Receptionist
Gabrielle Bartlett
Company Director 2
Natalie Carbone
Amelia Harper
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