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The film portrays the life of a hitman with an interest in such things as fascism, S&M, collecting erotic literature, Doctor Who, and philosophy. The plot concerns the assassin being given a contract on a controversial author.
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The film portrays the life of a hitman with an interest in such things as fascism, S&M, collecting erotic literature, Doctor Who, and philosophy. The plot concerns the assassin being given a contract on a controversial author.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Richard Wolstencroft
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Schadenfreude Productions
Cast
Richard Wolstencroft
Director
Boyd Rice
Daniel / Morton Bugs
Nicholas Crawford-Smith
Paul Decker
Greg Maxwell
Edward Fritz
Lisa Hutchinson
Christy Rice
Greg Scealey
Anthony Hart
Baby Lemonade Lamarr
Isabelle Jarmen
George Huxley
Pascal Henandez
Max Wearing
The Man - Schoolmaster
Douglas P.
Marion Gough / Man Behind the Mask
Geoff Keoth
Dennis - Bug's Doppelganger
Ross Wilson
Vernon Mink
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