Your Dad's Going to Hell

Name: Your Dad's Going to Hell
Director: David Dario Diaz
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 2021-12-10
Cast: Alec Hopkins, Tom Blake, David McDade, Kat Rogers

"And if it makes you feel any better, Richard, your dad's going to Hell."

2021 · 11 min · Comedy, Drama

A son, recently discovering he has passed away, must bargain with an angel to ensure his father’s admittance to Heaven - not Hell.

Directed by David Dario Diaz · Written by David Dario Diaz

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