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Slap Jack (2025)

In this thrilling short film "Slap Jack," three boys embark on a perilous journey to save their friend from a fateful decision. Drew (Griffin Edge), Miles (Malachi Mack), and Neal (Cade McGuffee) discover that their friend Julian (Gavin McCullock) has run away with the intention of killing the drunk driver who caused his mother’s death years ago. Determined to prevent Julian from making an irreversible mistake, the trio sets off on a multiple-day trek to Carson Valley. Along the way, they uncover Julian’s meticulous plans and face numerous obstacles, testing their friendship and resolve. The climax of their journey leads to a dramatic confrontation that will change their lives forever.
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In this thrilling short film "Slap Jack," three boys embark on a perilous journey to save their friend from a fateful decision. Drew (Griffin Edge), Miles (Malachi Mack), and Neal (Cade McGuffee) discover that their friend Julian (Gavin McCullock) has run away with the intention of killing the drunk driver who caused his mother’s death years ago. Determined to prevent Julian from making an irreversible mistake, the trio sets off on a multiple-day trek to Carson Valley. Along the way, they uncover Julian’s meticulous plans and face numerous obstacles, testing their friendship and resolve. The climax of their journey leads to a dramatic confrontation that will change their lives forever.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Action
Directed By:Gavin McCullock
Written By:Gavin McCullock
In Theaters:2/14/2025
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Speed Limit Studios

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