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Shattered
Lucas, a young man in the suffocating grip of an abusive relationship with his domineering boyfriend, Kurt, wrestles with fear and self-doubt as tension rises. When a childhood friend re-enters his life, he tests the waters of deception and liberation, seeking to break the cycle of abuse as he plots his own escape.
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Lucas, a young man in the suffocating grip of an abusive relationship with his domineering boyfriend, Kurt, wrestles with fear and self-doubt as tension rises. When a childhood friend re-enters his life, he tests the waters of deception and liberation, seeking to break the cycle of abuse as he plots his own escape.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Kory Getman
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Kory Getman
Director
Josh Hooks
Kurt Wilson
Kory Getman
Lucas Evans
Hettie Lynne Hurtes
Margaret Evans
Neora Luria
Maria
Jim Nieb
Professor Henderson
Conroy Smith
Dustin
Brittany Starr Honrade
Officer Jennifer Martinez
Anita Razzano
Abigail
Randy R Roberts
Bruce Evans
Tyler Agajan
Police Officer
Peter Blaze
Bruce Evans (voice)
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