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Répercuté

Répercuté

LINDSAY OWEN PIERRE | CANADA | 2024 | 15 MIN | FRENCH EST

LINDSAY OWEN PIERRE | CANADA | 2024 | 15 MIN | FRENCH EST

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Synopsis

A man comes home to his lover on their anniversary expecting a romantic night of celebration only to find someone tied up in the bathroom.

Trailer

Filmmaker Bio

Lindsay Owen Pierre is a Calgary born, Montreal raised, Toronto dwelling actor of 25 years that is making his directorial debut with the film Répercuté. He has appeared as Malcom X opposite Angela Bassett and Mary J Blige in Lifetime's Betty and Coretta, as O'Sir on Star Trek Discovery, and As Detective Hastings on Law and Order: Toronto. He is theater trained and seasoned in film and television and is excited to take his first steps behind the camera.

Producer

Lindsay Owen Pierre

Writer

Philip Van Martin

Cast

  • Lindsay Owen Pierre
  • Philip Van Martin
  • Kim Sue Murray
  • Patrick Kwok Choon
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