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Armed with a flick knife, a teenage boy journeys into the night to vent and mourn over his brother's murder and gets locked into a moral dilemma that will change his life forever.
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Armed with a flick knife, a teenage boy journeys into the night to vent and mourn over his brother's murder and gets locked into a moral dilemma that will change his life forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luke McGibney
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:McGibney Productions
Cast
Rebecca Gray, Jordan McGibney
Director
Jordan Smith
Leroy Williams
Luke McGibney
Judas Blakely
Noor Lawson
Tracy Bartlett
Kyle Turlunch
Dez Williams
Marie Lewin
Ordena Williams
Mark Jarvis
Nathan Smith
Marc Ryan-Jordan
Police Officer 1
Martin Calcroft
Police Officer 2
Liam M. Edwards
Paramedic
Lesley Emery
Operator
Ewan Mitchell
Scott Bamford
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