Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Scandal: Sex@students.edu (2001)
A young college student, kindly invites her teacher John to stay at her apartment for the night, however, her friend and roommate Christine wants to see everything, so she secretly records it..
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A young college student, kindly invites her teacher John to stay at her apartment for the night, however, her friend and roommate Christine wants to see everything, so she secretly records it..
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sebastien Chartier
In Theaters:3/3/2001
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Annette Surfer
Director
Mia Zottoli
Melissa (as Mia)
Regina Russell Banali
Christina
Bobby Johnston
Jon Griffith
Robert Donavan
Sergeant Marley
Jason Schnuit
David (as Jay Stewart)
Brad Bartram
Dan Silverman
Kim Dawson
Donna Silverman
Sam Williamson
University Dean (as Jesse Coleman)
Micah Bradshaw
Valet
Jarod Carey
Rolf
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