Looper
A brief altercation in a secluded alleyway forces a man into a desperate race to hide his mistakes. But as he tries to escape the situation, he finds that the path out only leads him deeper into a recurring cycle of violence.
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A brief altercation in a secluded alleyway forces a man into a desperate race to hide his mistakes. But as he tries to escape the situation, he finds that the path out only leads him deeper into a recurring cycle of violence.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Adam Studzinski
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