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Masked Conspiracy
A gallows comedy in which an eccentric man and his ingenuous friend set out to capture an alien.
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A gallows comedy in which an eccentric man and his ingenuous friend set out to capture an alien.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, War
Written By:Alasdair Gretton
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Shot by Gretton, Clouded Minds Collective
Cast
Alasdair Gretton
Director
Callum Gascoyne
The Conspiracy Theorist
Joe Lansley
Bill the Camera Man
James "Jim Jam" Mullins
Eddy X
Jacob Poole
Angry Veteran
Elliott Tanner
Sgt. Sam / Soldier #1
Paddy Moat
Soldier Charlie
Stuart Walker
Soldier Farley
Jamie Ingram
Medical Personnel #1
Ross Lowton
Medical Personnel #2
James Green
Enemy Soldier
Paul Richards
The Police Officer
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