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Mickey and Thomas, stars on the rise, and their friends and crew find themselves trapped in a deadly game by a killer who has dubbed himself 'The Auteur'.
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Mickey and Thomas, stars on the rise, and their friends and crew find themselves trapped in a deadly game by a killer who has dubbed himself 'The Auteur'.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Marcellus Almazar, Ore Siwoku, Oliver J. Walker
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Runtime:24 minutes
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Cast
Marcellus Almazar
Director
Oliver J. Walker
Thomas
Adiel Boboye
Mickey
Chelsea Albano
Becky
Layla Brown
Sam
Ubaid Faiz
Ubaid
Marcellus Almazar
The Director / The Auteur
Nathan Hardy
Otto
Carrie Stanforth
Library Student/Water Bottle Girl
Anastazja Karpun
Music Video Extra #1
Holly Newick
Music Video Extra #2
Imani Waweru
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