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A chance meeting, a stolen kiss and a sudden flare of passion sets a handsome young university student on a journey of betrayal, heartbreak and murder.
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A chance meeting, a stolen kiss and a sudden flare of passion sets a handsome young university student on a journey of betrayal, heartbreak and murder.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Kevin Elyot
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Studios Victoria Inc., Alliance Atlantis, BBC
Cast
Tom Shankland
Director
Lee Williams
Tim Cornish
Marc Warren
Dr Ivo Steadman
Mikela J. Mikael
Isabel Winwood
Beverley Breuer
Connie Dorral
Emily Holmes
Emily
Harry Rob Bruner
Nathan Hayward
Salvatore Antonio
Thierry Massin
Philip Granger
Fergus McKenzie
Mark Hildreth
James Gilman
Liam McGuigan
Young Tim Cornish
Denis Corbett
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