The Missing Hand

Name: The Missing Hand
Director: Daniel Harding
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2016-04-19
Cast: Meryl Griffiths, Neil James, Joseph Emms, Radley Mason

2016 · Comedy

An unlikely duo must decide what to do with a severed hand they find on a plot of land they intend to build on.

Directed by Daniel Harding · Written by Daniel Harding

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Meryl Griffiths Ms. Whitman
Neil James Trevor
Joseph Emms The Unconscious Man
Radley Mason The Man With A Missing Hand

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