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  1. A Violent Man: Directed by Ross McCall. With Craig Fairbrass, Stephen Odubola, Zoë Tapper, Robin Laing. A prisoner's life is disrupted when his estranged daughter requests to meet him and a 19-year-old serving his first sentence becomes his new cellmate.

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    • Crime, Drama
    • Ross McCall
    • 2022-02-04
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  2. The life of a violent and institutionalized prisoner gets disrupted when his estranged daughter asks to meet him and a 19-year-old serving his first sentence becomes his new cellmate.

    • Crime, Drama
    • Craig Fairbrass
    • Ross Mccall
    • Ascendant Films
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  3. The life of a violent and institutionalized prisoner is disrupted when his estranged daughter requests to meet him and a 19-year-old serving his first sentence becomes his new cellmate.

    • Ross Mccall
    • Craig Fairbrass
  4. An old man wakes abruptly, alone in a cabin in the middle of the woods, and is very erratic and violent; calling for something or someone called Rascal, while also threatening to kill them if they ever return.

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  6. A Violent Man is a thought-provoking and gripping film that leaves viewers pondering its themes long after the credits roll. Its ending, filled with moral complexity and redemption, serves as a testament to the power of forgiveness and personal growth.

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