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Panic Attack
Eighteen-year-old Alex is in the throes of his transition. When his best friend abandons a joint venture to assert their identity he’s forced to confront his anxieties before entering the unknown alone.
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Eighteen-year-old Alex is in the throes of his transition. When his best friend abandons a joint venture to assert their identity he’s forced to confront his anxieties before entering the unknown alone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anthony Assad
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Anthony Assad
Director
Laurence McCann
Jackson Lennon
Geraldine McAlinden
Sean O'Hara
Bus Driver
Ceara Carney
Laughing Girl 1
Chelsea O'Toole
Laughing Girl 2
James Freeney
Shop Front Passerby 1
Eoin O'Flaherty
Shop Front Passerby 2
Eoghan McQuinn
Shop Front Worker
Márcio Wille
Cafe / Bar Staff
Conor O'Dwyer
Cafe / Bar Front Desk
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