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Twelve (2008)
Twelve is a unique collaboration of 12 directors, each responsible for a different film shot in a different month of the year. Separately, there are 12 short films shot in and around Boston... »
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Twelve is a unique collaboration of 12 directors, each responsible for a different film shot in a different month of the year. Separately, there are 12 short films shot in and around Boston... »
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Seanbaker Carter, Marc Colucci, Garth Donovan, Noah Lydiard, Scott Masterson, Andy McCarthy, Joan Meister, Vladimir Minuty, Luke Poling, Megan Summers, Brynmore Williams
Written By:
In Theaters:6/22/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:
Studio:Old Harbor Productions
Cast
Seanbaker Carter, Marc Colucci, Garth Donovan, Noah Lydiard, Scott Masterson, Andy McCarthy, Joan Meister, Vladimir Minuty, Luke Poling, Megan Summers, Brynmore Williams
Director
Emma Barber
Liz (segment "May")
Leighsa Burgin
Carol Kingston
Stephen DiCenzo
Jacob Lally
Brian 'Dunny' Dunn
Dennis (Segment 'May')
Cassandre Fiering
Janice (segment "June")
John Fiore
Detective Darby
Phil Healy
Darren (Segment 'May')
Jon Holmes
The Massachusetts Mutilator
Julianne Freeman
Young Girl (segment "September")
Kate Miller
Capri
John Pungitore
Police Officer
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