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The document outlines the plot, characters, and production details of a proposed thriller film. It describes stock characters and narrative elements like kidnapping and shooting. The plot involves a man kidnapped and placed in the trunk of a car, with flashbacks revealing how he and the kidnapper were once friends whose relationship changed. The film has a budget of £6,500,000 and potential production company of Film4 productions, known for low-to-medium budget British films.
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