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The Pineville Heist (2016)
A high school teen stumbles into the aftermath of a bank robbery gone wrong and finds himself locked inside his school trying to keep himself and his teacher alive as one of the psychotic robbers hunts them down.
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A high school teen stumbles into the aftermath of a bank robbery gone wrong and finds himself locked inside his school trying to keep himself and his teacher alive as one of the psychotic robbers hunts them down.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Lee Chambers, Todd Gordon
In Theaters:9/17/2016
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Lee Chambers
Director
Basil Hoffman
Principal Parker
Priscilla-Anne Forder
Amanda Becker
Presley Massara
Aaron Stevens
Wayne V. Johnson
Derek Stevens
Carl Bailey
Sheriff Tremblay
Jacob Brown
Mike
Vince Groulx
Chuck
Darryl Dougherty
Officer Carl Smith
Leah Rantala
Marissa
Dennis Dubinsky
Officer Mannix
Laura Zaina
Police Dispatcher
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