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Kleptos 

Two teens discover the thrill of shoplifting, and in the process steal each other’s hearts. Solara (Madison Russ) is a strong-willed but impressionable teen who falls under the spell of Mary (Mila Nabours), an expert in the art of the five-finger discount. Their parents, Jed (Dax Campbell) and June (Ginger O’Toole), meanwhile have strong opinions about “acceptable behavior,” despite being anything but role models themselves. A pair of explosive family meltdowns drive the kids away, to chase freedom and a break from the chaos. Will they learn their lesson?
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Two teens discover the thrill of shoplifting, and in the process steal each other’s hearts. Solara (Madison Russ) is a strong-willed but impressionable teen who falls under the spell of Mary (Mila Nabours), an expert in the art of the five-finger discount. Their parents, Jed (Dax Campbell) and June (Ginger O’Toole), meanwhile have strong opinions about “acceptable behavior,” despite being anything but role models themselves. A pair of explosive family meltdowns drive the kids away, to chase freedom and a break from the chaos. Will they learn their lesson?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Eliot Galan
Written By:Eliot Galan
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Runtime:17 minutes
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