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Unrest
UNREST follows Jack, as he sits down for breakfast with his Mum one Sunday morning. During the meal, Jack's mum attempts to reconnect with her distant son but soon finds out that in her absence, Jack has gone down a dark path that will almost certainly end in violence.
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UNREST follows Jack, as he sits down for breakfast with his Mum one Sunday morning. During the meal, Jack's mum attempts to reconnect with her distant son but soon finds out that in her absence, Jack has gone down a dark path that will almost certainly end in violence.
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