The Phoenician Scheme: A Man of No Identity
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Little Death
Martin and Johnathan's idyllic life is torn apart when Martin falls terminally ill, his body rejecting any sustenance. Having exhausted all their options and with Martin on death's door, the couple argue about the only option left.
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Martin and Johnathan's idyllic life is torn apart when Martin falls terminally ill, his body rejecting any sustenance. Having exhausted all their options and with Martin on death's door, the couple argue about the only option left.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Romance
Written By:Casey Evans
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Northern Film School
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