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Snuff: A Director's Cut 

An intense and disturbing horror short film made in 2008 for the "CUT!" competition. British channel Zone Horror. The work explores the sinister atmosphere behind the production of a snuff film from the director's point of view. It was selected among the 10 finalists of the competition.
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An intense and disturbing horror short film made in 2008 for the "CUT!" competition. British channel Zone Horror. The work explores the sinister atmosphere behind the production of a snuff film from the director's point of view. It was selected among the 10 finalists of the competition.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Chris Kemble
Written By:Chris Kemble
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Runtime:3 minutes
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Chris Kemble

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Robin Holden

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Leria Polidori

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