Hangtime

An eager young artist receives a disturbing introduction to the art world during the delivery of a controversial sculpture.

Cast

David McClain Jr.

as Joe

Latarsha Rose

as Mrs. Smith

DeMorge Brown

as Arnold

Brandon H. Morgan

as Gardener

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