You May Open Your Paper (2019)
Overview
The film follows Issac, a young and intelligent school student who struggles with stress and the anxiety of exams. With the decline in his health and mental state, the only thing he has left are his friends, but will they will notice before it's too late?
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.557 |
Directed By
Sam Exley
Crew
Sam Exley
Sam Exley
Oscar Burton
Rebecca Mallinson
Emily Pryor
Thandie Nsingo
Jess Snaddon
Sam Exley
Sam Exley
Oscar Burton
Oscar Burton
TOP CAST
Sam Exley
Issac
Daniel Scott
Tommy
Matthew Luke Brady
Alex
Oscar Burton
Charley
Alfie Beaumont-Payne
Student 1
Carys Murray
Student 2
Megan Ballance
Student 3
Katie Atkin
Student 4
Matilda Osbourne
Student 5
Thomas Chadwick
Student 6
Kieron Burrell
Student 7
Laeeqa Frederick
Teacher
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