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Poser (2025)

After the recent death of his mother, 17-year-old skateboarder Jordan is forced to put his dreams of going pro on hold and grow up fast. When he returns home, he finds his older brother, Keith, being held at gunpoint over a gambling debt. With only three days to come up with the money, Jordan and his friends devise a plan—not only to get revenge on the local drug dealer who assaulted their friend, but to rob him to pay off the debt. What starts as a simple plan quickly spirals out of control, pulling them into a dangerous world of guns, drugs, and violence. As the clock ticks down, Jordan must race against time to save his brother and free himself from the burden thrust upon him—before he loses any chance of chasing his dream of becoming a professional skateboarder.
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After the recent death of his mother, 17-year-old skateboarder Jordan is forced to put his dreams of going pro on hold and grow up fast. When he returns home, he finds his older brother, Keith, being held at gunpoint over a gambling debt. With only three days to come up with the money, Jordan and his friends devise a plan—not only to get revenge on the local drug dealer who assaulted their friend, but to rob him to pay off the debt. What starts as a simple plan quickly spirals out of control, pulling them into a dangerous world of guns, drugs, and violence. As the clock ticks down, Jordan must race against time to save his brother and free himself from the burden thrust upon him—before he loses any chance of chasing his dream of becoming a professional skateboarder.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Trae Rojo
Written By:Trae Rojo
In Theaters:11/13/2025
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Crimson Frame Productions

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