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Mark, a highly successful track and field athlete is sent by his coach to a counsellor to solve his anger and depression issues. At the beginning he is reluctant to open due to past history but an unexpected encounter leads him to finally open up and face his past traumas.
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Mark, a highly successful track and field athlete is sent by his coach to a counsellor to solve his anger and depression issues. At the beginning he is reluctant to open due to past history but an unexpected encounter leads him to finally open up and face his past traumas.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dion Marcos
Written By:Dion Marcos
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:The Raw Productions

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Dion Marcos

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James Payton

Dr. Rivers

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Dion Marcos

Mark

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Kayley Rainton

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Sarah Lumbroso

Sarah

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