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Injustice System (2021)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 8M

Director : Frederick Thornton

Synopsis

A Mother struggles to deal with the unknown condition of her incarcerated son during the worst pandemic in over 100 years.

Actors

Crews

Frederick Thornton
Frederick Thornton
Director
Frederick Thornton
Frederick Thornton
Producer
Carolyn Mao
Carolyn Mao
Producer
Asuka Lin
Asuka Lin
Director of Photography
Asuka Lin
Asuka Lin
Cinematography
Daniel Crook
Daniel Crook
Music Score Producer
Bridget Arnet
Bridget Arnet
Editor
Kholi Hicks
Kholi Hicks
Color Grading
Lake Peterson
Lake Peterson
Assistant Camera
Jazmin Cortes
Jazmin Cortes
Production Coordinator

Trailers and other movies

Injustice System by Frederick Thornton | Presented by Film Independent x Netflix Film Club
Official Trailer | 5 Short Films Presented by Film Independent x Netflix Film Club

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