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Son of Samuel (2025)
Son of Samuel is a 16-minute drama/thriller about a father and son living off the grid, hiding from a danger that may not exist. As they drift from place to place, love and fear blur together, revealing a haunting story about protection, truth, and the limits of devotion. Told through quiet tension and emotional realism, the film captures the fragility of family and the cost of survival in a world where the greatest threat may come from within.
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Son of Samuel is a 16-minute drama/thriller about a father and son living off the grid, hiding from a danger that may not exist. As they drift from place to place, love and fear blur together, revealing a haunting story about protection, truth, and the limits of devotion. Told through quiet tension and emotional realism, the film captures the fragility of family and the cost of survival in a world where the greatest threat may come from within.
Rating:R
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Written By:Christian Day
In Theaters:10/26/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
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