Outlet
“Drugs. Money. Violence. Everyone has an... Outlet.”
Synopsis
Teenager Aaron used to look after his sick mother whilst his father Jacob worked day and night to afford her treatment. After her death, Jacob borrows money off his drug-dealing brother Miles to pay back her treatment bills. Buckling under grief, Jacob blames Aaron for her death and physically abuses him. Seeking refuge with Miles, Aaron realizes he cannot escape his father and retaliates against him.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Emmanuel Kayondo
- Screenplay & Story
- Emmanuel Kayondo
- Original Title
- Outlet
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 13m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Emmanuel Kayondo
Emmanuel Kayondo
Jake Sun
Regina Alfnes, Josh Wickens
Department Leadership Roster
Regina Alfnes
Producer
Josh Wickens
Producer
Emmanuel Kayondo
Director
Emmanuel Kayondo
Writer
Jake Sun
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Outlet
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What is Outlet about?
Teenager Aaron used to look after his sick mother whilst his father Jacob worked day and night to afford her treatment. After her death, Jacob borrows money off his drug-dealing brother Miles to pay back her treatment bills. Buckling under grief, Jacob blames Aaron for her death and physically abuses him. Seeking refuge with Miles, Aaron realizes he cannot escape his father and retaliates against him.
Who directed Outlet?
Outlet was directed by Emmanuel Kayondo.
Who stars in Outlet?
The principal cast of Outlet includes Kayden Price, Derius K. Pierce, Cameron Leonard.
When was Outlet released and how long is it?
Outlet was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 13m.