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The Wolf (2012)
This story focuses on a conflicted young man (Travis Wolf) who struggles with his freedom after witnessing his girlfriend overdose on drugs she found in his jacket pocket. On the run and desperate to survive, he makes one bad decision after another that leads to his ultimate demise. Director
Jay Carver
Writer
Jay Carver
Stars
Bill PacerAnna Julise CookPaul McComiskey
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This story focuses on a conflicted young man (Travis Wolf) who struggles with his freedom after witnessing his girlfriend overdose on drugs she found in his jacket pocket. On the run and desperate to survive, he makes one bad decision after another that leads to his ultimate demise. Director Jay Carver Writer Jay Carver Stars Bill PacerAnna Julise CookPaul McComiskey
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Genre:Horror, Crime
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In Theaters:9/14/2012
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Runtime:20 minutes
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