In The Hour of Darkness

In The Hour of Darkness

Even the ones who help need help.

2026 · 9 min · Drama

A burnt-out medical student confronts the guilt behind his need to save others.

Directed by James Godred · Written by Mohsin Malik

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Qori Araujo Eli Kaplan
Alexander Kelly Francis “Frankie” Walker

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