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Line of Fire (2024)

In a desolate desert town, two teens set out to rob a convenience store in an attempt to escape their abusive home life, but when the plan spirals out of control they are left to consider whether or not it is truly possible to break free from our personal prisons.
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In a desolate desert town, two teens set out to rob a convenience store in an attempt to escape their abusive home life, but when the plan spirals out of control they are left to consider whether or not it is truly possible to break free from our personal prisons.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Weston Porter
Written By:Weston Porter
In Theaters:7/10/2024
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Dumm Blonde

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