The Puritans | |
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Directed by | Sean Robinson |
Written by | Sean Robinson |
Produced by | Paul Warner, Martina Rojas Chaigneau |
Starring | Tyler Elliot Burke Eileen Kearney Nikki Dillon Elyssa Jakim Greg Seel Louisa Ward Peter Trojgaard |
Cinematography | Esteban Robles |
Edited by | Sean Robinson |
Music by | Bruno Axel |
Distributed by | SnagFilms IndieFlix |
Release date |
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Running time | 24 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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Film Threat gave the film 5 stars. [25] SBCC Film Reviews [26]
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