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Serena and the Ratts (2012)Serena, a young girl trained as a killer for hire, teams up with an underground renegade group when she is contracted to stop a hired gun from assassinating a high profile target. Director:Kevin James BarryWriter:Kevin James Barry |
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Serena Donovan
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Boss
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Jeremy Bates | ... |
Professor Houlden
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Marek Tarlowski | ... |
Romek Tarlowski
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Leonard Scarborough
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Karl Wright
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Lenny Lashley | ... |
Mr. Hollister
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Bruno
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Cyrus
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Michael Bottos | ... |
Fritz
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Research Assistant
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Jeff Brauer | ... |
Dead Body
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Boy
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Tim Daly | ... |
Police Officer
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Frank
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In the dawn of the discovery of time travel, Serena, a young, beautiful killer-for-hire, teams up with an underground renegade group to prevent a high profile assassin from traveling back in time to commit a murder that will alter the course of history. Written by Marc Clebanoff
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April 2012 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I just completed watching this film for the 3rd time and appreciate it more with each viewing. This debut effort by writer/director Kevin James Barry succeeds on many levels. The plot is complex and provides depth of character development. The acting is not only excellent but seemed to improve as the movie progressed giving the viewer a feeling of familiarity with the characters as the characters became familiar with each other. This created an emotional attachment to the lead character Serena (very well played by actress Evalena Marie). The film is very cleverly divided into three time segments starting with a flash to the future then to the past then to the end. So in essence this sci-fi action movie about time travel actually transported the viewer through time with the characters while leaving the viewer ultimately wondering if the characters in fact did their own time travel. I cannot wait to see future efforts by this director.