A Dishonourable Death: at Twenty Seven Minutes Past Six
A darkly comic debut short film, satirising traditional manifestations of honour through a warped masculine lens…
A darkly comic debut short film, satirising traditional manifestations of honour through a warped masculine lens…
Claire Rafferty
Paul Chan
Dave Fulton
Christos Lawton
Robert Lee
Grace Wallis
A darkly comic debut short film, satirising traditional manifestations of honour through a warped masculine lens…
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