Where Vengeance Flows
“OUT OF PRISON. OUT FOR BLOOD.”
Synopsis
John Turner, fresh out of prison, returns to confront his former partner in crime, William Cooper — and they engage in a dusty, blood-shot duel where vengeance flows.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Joshua Laurin, Jonathan Vaillancourt, Jason Laurin
- Screenplay & Story
- Joshua Laurin
- Original Title
- Where Vengeance Flows
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 5m
- Production Studios
- Amor Fati, MBO
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joshua Laurin, Jonathan Vaillancourt, Jason Laurin
Joshua Laurin
Jason Laurin
Joshua Laurin
Jason Laurin, Jonathan Vaillancourt, Joshua Laurin
Department Leadership Roster
Joshua Laurin
Director
Jonathan Vaillancourt
Director
Jason Laurin
Director
Joshua Laurin
Editor
Jason Laurin
Director of Photography
Joshua Laurin
Writer
Jason Laurin
Producer
Jonathan Vaillancourt
Producer
Joshua Laurin
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Where Vengeance Flows
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What is Where Vengeance Flows about?
John Turner, fresh out of prison, returns to confront his former partner in crime, William Cooper — and they engage in a dusty, blood-shot duel where vengeance flows.
Who directed Where Vengeance Flows?
Where Vengeance Flows was directed by Joshua Laurin, Jonathan Vaillancourt, Jason Laurin.
Who stars in Where Vengeance Flows?
The principal cast of Where Vengeance Flows includes Joshua Laurin, Jonathan Vaillancourt, Jason Laurin, Brandon Laurin.
When was Where Vengeance Flows released and how long is it?
Where Vengeance Flows was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 5m.