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The Hot Shot 

It was supposed to be just another work day when Shayn Wallace gets an unexpected call about the tragic death of his worker. With no one else around to see to the arrangements, Shayn must overcome grief and guilt to see that his problematic employee, Rick, gets a proper goodbye.
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It was supposed to be just another work day when Shayn Wallace gets an unexpected call about the tragic death of his worker. With no one else around to see to the arrangements, Shayn must overcome grief and guilt to see that his problematic employee, Rick, gets a proper goodbye.

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Directed By:Robert Tornroos
Written By:Robert Tornroos
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