Let Me Go
When Ash is kidnapped, he must try to understand his captor in order to escape–but when this confrontation reveals more than either man bargains for, they realise escape isn’t just about breaking physical chains, but unshackling the secrets within.
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When Ash is kidnapped, he must try to understand his captor in order to escape–but when this confrontation reveals more than either man bargains for, they realise escape isn’t just about breaking physical chains, but unshackling the secrets within.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ellen Britton
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films
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