The Favour
After their friend takes his own life, two young Scottish men scramble to cover up the suicide and keep the truth about the incident from coming out, with devastating consequences.
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After their friend takes his own life, two young Scottish men scramble to cover up the suicide and keep the truth about the incident from coming out, with devastating consequences.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adam Stewart
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Box Office:$1,000
Runtime:26 minutes
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Cast
Adam Stewart
Director
Aaron Hannah
Joe
Max McLuskey
Taylor
Reese Hannah
Megan
Ethan Kerr
Ally
Colin Stewart
Stephen McDade
Vikki England
Joanne McDade
Niamh Osborne
Fiona Hamilton/ Reporter
Benjamin England
Nick Bloom - Tartanview
Samantha Todd
Radio Newsreader/ Reporter
Caitlin King
Siobhan Grant/Reporter
Joshua MacPhee
Callum Fraser/ Reporter
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