War Crimes
“Land of the free, home of the neurotic.”
Synopsis
Sam, an anxious soon-to-be-father, prepares for a Memorial Day party as he cares for his vegetative dad, William. When his nephew, Paul, expresses interest in William's war medals, Sam suspects Paul will do anything to acquire the medals, even kill him.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Matthew E. Robinson
- Screenplay & Story
- Matthew E. Robinson
- Original Title
- War Crimes
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 6m
- Production Studios
- Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Matthew E. Robinson
Matthew E. Robinson
Katherine Oostman
Rika Dharmesh Bhakta
Department Leadership Roster
Rika Dharmesh Bhakta
Producer
Carolina Garrigo
Production Design
Katherine Oostman
Director of Photography
Matthew E. Robinson
Writer
Matthew E. Robinson
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About War Crimes
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What is War Crimes about?
Sam, an anxious soon-to-be-father, prepares for a Memorial Day party as he cares for his vegetative dad, William. When his nephew, Paul, expresses interest in William's war medals, Sam suspects Paul will do anything to acquire the medals, even kill him.
Who directed War Crimes?
War Crimes was directed by Matthew E. Robinson.
Who stars in War Crimes?
The principal cast of War Crimes includes Nicole Cardamone Cannon, Vincent Stalba, Reed Bolinder, Duncan Hoehn, Ed Adopaca.
When was War Crimes released and how long is it?
War Crimes was released in 2016 with a total runtime of 6m.