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Radge Land 

'Radge Land' is the first short film by Robbie 'Steed' Davidson that is entirely self funded, infused with punk-rock bravado and D.I.Y. ethics - expect a no holds barred film oozing with attitude, dripping with blood, sweat and beers. Radge land is set in the not too distant future in Scotland and follows a young man trying to get his deposit back from his old flat. Cue an altercation with the notoriously violent homeless man know as Rubber Legs getting his money back becomes increasingly difficult. As a result, our young man becomes terrorized by a Rubber Legs and his Horde of the Homeless.
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'Radge Land' is the first short film by Robbie 'Steed' Davidson that is entirely self funded, infused with punk-rock bravado and D.I.Y. ethics - expect a no holds barred film oozing with attitude, dripping with blood, sweat and beers. Radge land is set in the not too distant future in Scotland and follows a young man trying to get his deposit back from his old flat. Cue an altercation with the notoriously violent homeless man know as Rubber Legs getting his money back becomes increasingly difficult. As a result, our young man becomes terrorized by a Rubber Legs and his Horde of the Homeless.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Robbie Davidson
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Rock 'n' Roll Videos

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Robbie Davidson

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Jamie Steele

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Babs Turner

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Christina Strachan

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