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A British black comedy crime short film by Kyle Jordan. Three snakey individuals set out to rob all their local drug dealers and then inform on them to the police. However at one house they encounter more than they bargained for, and end up in a dangerous game of cat and mouse, testing their friendship to it's bitter limits. Shot entirely on a Google pixel 8 pro. Written and directed by Kyle Jordan. Bella Shade™ Productions.
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A British black comedy crime short film by Kyle Jordan. Three snakey individuals set out to rob all their local drug dealers and then inform on them to the police. However at one house they encounter more than they bargained for, and end up in a dangerous game of cat and mouse, testing their friendship to it's bitter limits. Shot entirely on a Google pixel 8 pro. Written and directed by Kyle Jordan. Bella Shade™ Productions.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Kyle Jordan
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