No Running in the Halls
Jamie Ewing is on the run: he’s stolen from his family, holed up in a hotel room, awaiting the arrival of his buyer. But when he’s locked out of his room, with his family hot on his tail, Jamie must confront what he’s been running from and ultimately choose what he truly values in his life.
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Jamie Ewing is on the run: he’s stolen from his family, holed up in a hotel room, awaiting the arrival of his buyer. But when he’s locked out of his room, with his family hot on his tail, Jamie must confront what he’s been running from and ultimately choose what he truly values in his life.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Jack Froggatt-Cooper
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Runtime:12 minutes
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