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Tough Man
A recently laid off construction worker begins to question his self-worth after a video of him committing an impulsive robbery goes viral.
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A recently laid off construction worker begins to question his self-worth after a video of him committing an impulsive robbery goes viral.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Comedy
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Zillman Diaz-Green
Director
Nathan Ballard
Darren Mellema
Sofia Moreno
Sophia Mellema
Faysal Lawrence
Chaz
Noah Alderete
Chuy
Isabel Klein
Lauren
Matthew Jehle
Caterpillar
Josh Burns
Documentary Serial Killer
Stephanie Schulz
Documentary Interviewee
William Jerry
Fake Mr. God Victim
Cameron Richter
Mr. God
Jacqueline Diaz
No Cash Girl
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