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Overtime
Overtime is an ambitious Scottish crime thriller following two men who work for a businessman with ties to illicit activities. As they navigate the murky world of their employer's shady dealings, they find themselves caught between loyalty, survival, and their own moral boundaries.
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Overtime is an ambitious Scottish crime thriller following two men who work for a businessman with ties to illicit activities. As they navigate the murky world of their employer's shady dealings, they find themselves caught between loyalty, survival, and their own moral boundaries.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Lewis Dolan, Harry Train
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:AnyThink Films
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