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In a dystopian future, ruled by a artificially puppeteered and totalitarian regime where nothing is disclosed. A young adult (Matthew) is abducted and put on trial for a crime he cannot remember committing. THEY WATCH. THEY RECORD. THEY CONTROL
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In a dystopian future, ruled by a artificially puppeteered and totalitarian regime where nothing is disclosed. A young adult (Matthew) is abducted and put on trial for a crime he cannot remember committing. THEY WATCH. THEY RECORD. THEY CONTROL
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Written By:Harrison Theobald
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Harrison Theobald
Director
Leon Hilton
Matthew Wheeler
Steve Low
Alexander Clark
Sophia Grice
Sarah Turner
Roger Chapman
Judge
Kez Turner
Jury
Collette Theobald
Jury
Natasha Theobald
Jury
George Bland
Jury/Radio Broadcaster (Voice)
Mark Theobald
Jury/Radio Broadcaster (Voice)
Oliver Phillips
Radio Broadcaster (Voice)
Leo Sykes
Radio Broadcaster (Voice)
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