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Seawolf
UK Midlands, early 90s. 16 year old Joe lives and works with his unyielding mother, at the family-owned gas station. When two best friends Danny and Rich visit the gas station to buy chewing gum, Joe sees an opportunity to break free. While being bullied by the two troublemakers, he hangs out with them at the local rave club Seawolf. Joe finds himself overtaken by the urge to join the young men's brotherhood and feel part of something greater. The tension rises between the three main characters when Joe and Danny increasingly get closer.
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UK Midlands, early 90s. 16 year old Joe lives and works with his unyielding mother, at the family-owned gas station. When two best friends Danny and Rich visit the gas station to buy chewing gum, Joe sees an opportunity to break free. While being bullied by the two troublemakers, he hangs out with them at the local rave club Seawolf. Joe finds himself overtaken by the urge to join the young men's brotherhood and feel part of something greater. The tension rises between the three main characters when Joe and Danny increasingly get closer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chris Sitaridis
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Never Enough Films, Pnevma Productions, ERT
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