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The Webber
An independent investigative journalist is on a mission to solve a string of strange deaths occurring in the forests of Western Newfoundland. What was once thought to be animal attacks is now being studied a little closer and just may be murders carried out by the mythical creature of provincial folklore, the Webber.
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An independent investigative journalist is on a mission to solve a string of strange deaths occurring in the forests of Western Newfoundland. What was once thought to be animal attacks is now being studied a little closer and just may be murders carried out by the mythical creature of provincial folklore, the Webber.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama
Written By:Andrew Conrad, Donovan Johnson
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:CNA Films
Cast
John McKinnon
Director
Dahlia Waller
Amelia Wright
Sara Langer
Victoria Flynn
James Squires
Jamey Snook
Michael Fenwick
Russell Jones
Donovan Johnson
Webber / Campfire Kid 2
James Newhook
Police Officer 2 / Campfire Kid 3 / Reporter on TV
Ben Power
Campfire Kid 1
John McKinnon
Voice on Phone
Harshdeep Singh
Ambulance Driver
Marcus J. Smith
Police Officer 1
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