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After the death of their friend, a group of young men begin to fall apart as they're dragged into the world of crime. Desperate to pay off a drug debt, Conor and his friends must enter the underground rave scene in Cork city and traverse the dangers of old grudges and new enemies. For Conor, loyalty to his friends is everything. However, after a chance encounter with the mysterious Katie, his entire world begins to change. How far would you go for your friends?
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After the death of their friend, a group of young men begin to fall apart as they're dragged into the world of crime. Desperate to pay off a drug debt, Conor and his friends must enter the underground rave scene in Cork city and traverse the dangers of old grudges and new enemies. For Conor, loyalty to his friends is everything. However, after a chance encounter with the mysterious Katie, his entire world begins to change. How far would you go for your friends?
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Luke Mahony
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Runtime:97 minutes
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