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Little Favour
Little Favour tells the story of Wallace as he tries to get over the scars of war and start a life away from the military when his old comrade James calls in a favour. Unable to turn down the man who saved his life, Wallace agrees to help James, but soon finds it may be more than just a Little Favour.
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Little Favour tells the story of Wallace as he tries to get over the scars of war and start a life away from the military when his old comrade James calls in a favour. Unable to turn down the man who saved his life, Wallace agrees to help James, but soon finds it may be more than just a Little Favour.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Patrick Viktor Monroe
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:SunnyMarch
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