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Orca Park (2011)
A high school science teacher and her sixteen year old student, run away together and take refuge behind the doors of a murky motel room in rural Orca Park, Florida. When an unhinged private investigator shows up and starts asking questions, the lover's idyllic world plummets into a well of suspicion, jealousy and deceit.
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A high school science teacher and her sixteen year old student, run away together and take refuge behind the doors of a murky motel room in rural Orca Park, Florida. When an unhinged private investigator shows up and starts asking questions, the lover's idyllic world plummets into a well of suspicion, jealousy and deceit.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Willie stewart, Warren Lewis Allen
In Theaters:10/28/2011
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Indiana Ave Filmmakers Collective
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