A down-on-his-luck treasure hunter discovers a cursed samurai sword washed ashore a California beach.
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Title: Debris (2015)
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| Yuki Matsuzaki | ... | Muramasa (voice) | |
| Amanda Moyer | ... | Parker | |
| Gregory Shelby | ... | Art Buyer | |
| DeNah Angel | ... | Art Connoisseur | |
| Josef Urban | ... | Lukas | |
| Mike Muratore | ... | Landlord | |
| Fritzi Marth | ... | Art Connoisseur | |
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Jenna McCarthy | ... | Wealthy Art Patron |
| Brando Boniver | ... | Waiter | |
| Rob Scattergood | ... | Royce | |
| Devon Spence | ... | Art Gallery Curator | |
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Shanna Leigh Hart | ... | Art Critic |
| Ron Sequeira | ... | Art Buyer | |
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A down-on-his-luck treasure hunter discovers a cursed samurai sword washed ashore a California beach.
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13 September 2015 (USA) See more »Edit
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Debris is a very proficient horror short that excels in technical aspects - Clear, crisp dialogue, sound, incredible music, editing, and cinematography. None of that would matter though if the story or script was poor, and this is definitely NOT the case. Nicole Jones-Dion does a fabulous job directing the actors and camera, and her writing is excellent as always, with refreshing subtext and conflict. She masterfully takes a sword and chops away any on-the-nose dialogue or cliché scenes. It's amazing what talent Jones and the producer pulled together, some being major players in the biz, and all of them very good.
My only complaint was that it seemed too short, but then again, that's a good thing- I wanted more! Feed me more blood!