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The Guards Themselves (2015)
In a city secretly controlled by the rich and selfish, local anarchists have organized themselves into a single force with the goal of sabotaging the corrupt corporate figureheads.
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In a city secretly controlled by the rich and selfish, local anarchists have organized themselves into a single force with the goal of sabotaging the corrupt corporate figureheads.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kyle C. Sullivan, Ian Conn
In Theaters:9/7/2015
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Door Monster Entertainment
Cast
Kyle C. Sullivan
Director
Kyle C. Sullivan
Noam
Ian Conn
Scott / Big Fist
John Paul De Ovando
Paul / Mr. Justice
Kevin Machate
Garrett Meyer
Jefferey Neely
Richie / The Arsonist
Thomas Velie
Lincoln
Joey Basham
Messier (Voice)
Reid Sullivan
Messier
Cassandra Klepac
Katie / Spectacle
Kara Mellyn
Meyer's Assistant
Heath Allyn
Harold Schnubly
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