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Title:
The Discarded (2020)
Genre:
Drama, Thriller
Runtime:
86 min - Rating: n/A
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Plot:
Debt and unemployment are forces of oppression in Maggie's world in this gritty story of survival. When her ambitions of becoming a nurse are shattered, Maggie turns to The Program; a short-term work commitment that promises financial freedom. But in The Program, the lines between freedom and slavery quickly blur as Maggie discovers the dark truth about life inside the work camps. Newcomer, Zara Jestadt delivers a gripping performance in this emotionally-charged cautionary tale of systemic decline in social equality and human rights.
The Discarded 2020 720p WEBRip HEVC x265-RMTeam
Release Size: 353MB
Resolution: 1248x520
Duration: 1h24m35s
Framerate: 23.98
Overall Bitrate: 570Kbps
Video Codec: hevc
Audio Codec: AAC @128Kbps, CBR, 2CH, 48KHz
Source: 720p AMZN WEBRip DDP2 0 x264-NTG (2GB)
Subtitle: Yes
Genre: drama | thriller
Directed By: Piotr Skowronski
Cast: A.J. Aschaber, Nick Biskupek, David Crowe
Country: Canada
Original Language: English
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt7978236/
Debt and unemployment are forces of oppression in Maggie's world in this gritty story of survival. When her ambitions of becoming a nurse are shattered, Maggie turns to The Program; a short-term work commitment that promises financial freedom. But in The Program, the lines between freedom and slavery quickly blur as Maggie discovers the dark truth about life inside the work camps. Newcomer, Zara Jestadt delivers a gripping performance in this emotionally-charged cautionary tale of systemic decline in social equality and human rights.
