I Stand For Us (2020)
Overview
When Naomi refuses to be exploited in her oppressive cleaning job, she must convince her colleagues to stand up and demand their right to be treated like a human being, or lose everything.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $3,930.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.039 |
Directed By
Almir Datoo
Crew
Seb Marshall
David Hickman
Max Tobin
Gerry Dimitrova
Almir Datoo
William Howell
Jacob Crow
Marco Alexiadis
Tamika Sankar
Charlotte Hughes
Haleigh Cowan
Matt Brannan
Charlotte Hughes
Joseph Luk
Leon Bodier
TOP CAST
Rujenne Green
Naomi
Neil Berrett
John
Bhasker Patel
Rob
Elizabeth Foster
Reyna
Kate Newall
Constance
Dale Hooley
Sam
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