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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2008

A short film written and directed by Paul Byrne.

When a man walking his dog accidently stumbles across an old fire arm buried under some rocks, his life takes a devastating change for the worse!

Starring Brian O' Neill

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Film & Animation

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Standard YouTube License

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Uploader Comments (jammy101)

  • loved it, great stuff man. watch my show on PlanetLam[dot]com this monday @ 9pm i'll mention your short films

  • Nice one Lam, i watched the show last week i was the one who mentioned the crackers!! Funny shit! Keep it up.

  • Will do man, will do!!!

  • wats de craic jammy! dat was de best 1 so far!

    fair play!

  • Thanks for watchin man, and no more fights in my house!!! (",)

  • Top class..keep em comin.

  • Nice one man.

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  • loved the end it was very well acted and tbh i burst out laughing when he shot himself

  • This is sooo funny xD

  • This was really well-done. I loved the special effects when he shot himself! Keep it up John Wayne... The distressed panting at the end was very well performed also.

  • Good stuff, a very well made short.

  • very good!

  • poor aul nailer seems to get killed alot in ur movies...

  • i didn't know nailer was dead no one told me. ha ha great vid. if u are ever looking for a tall skinky hansum guy for a film give me a shout

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