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Living in the Dead of Night
A dark coming-of-age story, this neon-noir film follows the story of Hunter, a sheltered teenager finding his place and in search of answers in the psychedelic vacuum of a sleepless metropolis.
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A dark coming-of-age story, this neon-noir film follows the story of Hunter, a sheltered teenager finding his place and in search of answers in the psychedelic vacuum of a sleepless metropolis.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:David Olson
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Cutaway Productions
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