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Deadly Secrets DVD

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Luther Scott is the school troublemaker, selling other students beer, movies and prescription drugs. When a fellow student rats out his little business, Luther intends to put some fear into the boy and pushes him off an elevated walkway to an accidental death. He confesses the particulars to Father Kelly, who is bound silent by the sanctity of confession. But when Luther frames Kelly, the priest must decide whether to keep his silence or throw away everything he holds sacred.

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Released
03 July 2017
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment 
Classification
Runtime
90 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5060192818147 
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Drama directed by Jonathan Meyers and starring Chris Pine. Though he attends a cloistered Catholic boys school, Luther Scott (Pine) acts as a kind of black market dealer peddling alcohol, pornography and anything else forbidden by the school's draconian staff. But when a fellow student informs the school about Luther's illicit activities his bitterness and frustration lead him to pushing the student from a bridge, killing him. A police investigation follows but Luther tries to avoid punishment by taking advantage of the rules of confession and shifting the suspicions of the police onto Father Kelly (Cameron Daddo).