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The Echoes We See (2023)
During a threatening school lockdown, Zakai dissociates to his first time not feeling safe in his own school.
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During a threatening school lockdown, Zakai dissociates to his first time not feeling safe in his own school.
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Written By:Andrés Mejia
In Theaters:12/8/2023
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
Andrés Mejia
Director
Josh Allen
Zakai
Patrick Elijah
Young Zakai
Isaiah Graves
Mr.Wilson
Marchonda Sanders
Zakai's Mother
Tony Harrison Jr.
Zakai's Father
Sydni Parker
Zakai's Sister
Steven Day
Lockdown Teacher
Katie Bartles
Lockdown Classmate
T'Niya Wilson
Lockdown Classmate
Naomi Kilelu
Lockdown Classmate
Sarah Yvonne
Lockdown Classmate
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