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The Riot Act 

After filming police shooting a black man, an amateur journalist takes to the streets to capture the ensuing protests. When he is attacked by riot police, he must decide whether to remain a witness or use his footage to fight back.
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After filming police shooting a black man, an amateur journalist takes to the streets to capture the ensuing protests. When he is attacked by riot police, he must decide whether to remain a witness or use his footage to fight back.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Oliver Riley-Smith
Written By:Oliver Riley-Smith
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Flat Cap Films

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