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2011
24m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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In this neo-noir crime thriller, an attempted robbery in a seedy alley downtown becomes a battle for survival with grave consequences for those that get too close to it.

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Crime Drama Short Thriller

An attempted mugging in a downtown alley goes awry, and turns into a struggle for survival with unforeseen consequences for everyone it touches.An attempted mugging in a downtown alley goes awry, and turns into a struggle for survival with unforeseen consequences for everyone it touches.An attempted mugging in a downtown alley goes awry, and turns into a struggle for survival with unforeseen consequences for everyone it touches.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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Carter Bratton

Leonard Conway

Amber Lynn Potter

Molly

Christian Carey

The Kid

Daniel Britt

Detective McCarthy

Craig Copenhaver

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(as Officer Craig Coperhaven)

Aaron Maas

Angry Bar Patron

Director
- Michael C. Potter
Writer
- Michael C. Potter
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Christian Carey, who plays "The Kid", replaced another actor who had to drop out for scheduling conflicts 3 days before filming began.

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Featured review

9/10

Nice first movie production

Saw the premier of this movie in Cincinnati last month. Very good movie. Nice plot, good characterization, nicely shot on location. Plum Street Productions is an up and coming company which should have more features coming out. Premier had standing room only in the back during the showing. I would recommend anyone to see this short film and provide additional feedback. Understand that the movie may be entered into some competition and believe that it will perform well. Score of the movie was from local talent and original. Matched the theme of the movie nicely. Wished the film could have been actually longer. Good first film for first time director, Mike Potter.