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Sinners is a 2007 film, based on a true story, written and directed by Tory Christopher. The film was produced by Eleven Pictures. The film stars Ben Kurland, Matthew Christopher, and Sean Hoagland.
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| Directed by | Tory Christopher |
| Written by | Screenplay: Tory Christopher |
| Produced by | Tony Hannagan, Matt Frye |
| Starring | Ben Kurland Matthew Christopher Sean Hoagland |
| Edited by | Matthew Fry |
Production company | Eleven Eleven Pictures |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $30,000 |
Plot edit
Brother Jim Jefferies leads the "Congregation of the Cross" in the small West Texas town of Britten. To be sure his children always succeed, Brother Jim relentlessly reminds his congregation of the dire consequences should one stray from the Lord's word. Temptation, however, can be great, and when sin is in the heart, a young man finds himself damned for all eternity, thus leading himself, his best friend, and his friend's brother, on a cross-country journey to avenge God's will. Arriving in Los Angeles, they meet a cunning con man. Together, the four young men find themselves in a dangerous street game that finally leads them to perpetrate the ultimate sin, or has the sin already been committed?
Awards edit
Best Film, Swansea Bay Film Festival 2007
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