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The Roof Jumper 

he vigilantly patrols the city streets, watches over its residents and combating crime. When a new potential threat emerges, he must confront his own reality and make some difficult decisions. Can he save both the city and himself, or will he lose grip on sanity and fall into the abyss?
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he vigilantly patrols the city streets, watches over its residents and combating crime. When a new potential threat emerges, he must confront his own reality and make some difficult decisions. Can he save both the city and himself, or will he lose grip on sanity and fall into the abyss?

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Cameron Mason
Written By:Cameron Mason
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Reely Good, Reely Good Socials

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