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Conrad Khan
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Ashley Madekwe
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Harris Dickinson
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Marcus Rutherford
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Carlyss Peer
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Johanna Stanton
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Chizzy Akudolu
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Clay Milner Russell
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Mika Wingate
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Michael Oku
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David Tarkenter
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Tabitha Milne-Price
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Conrad Khan |
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Ashley Madekwe |
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Harris Dickinson |
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Marcus Rutherford |
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Carlyss Peer |
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Johanna Stanton |
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Chizzy Akudolu |
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Clay Milner Russell |
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Mika Wingate |
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Michael Oku |
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David Tarkenter |
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Tabitha Milne-Price |
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Conrad Khan |
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Ashley Madekwe |
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Harris Dickinson |
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Marcus Rutherford |
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Carlyss Peer |
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Johanna Stanton |
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Chizzy Akudolu |
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Clay Milner Russell |
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Mika Wingate |
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Michael Oku |
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David Tarkenter |
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Tabitha Milne-Price |
Excluded from school, Tyler becomes a train-bound narcotics courier for local criminal Simon, played with a calm menace by Harris Dickinson (Beach Rats, 2017). County Lines depicts the ensuing cycle of debt, deceit and violent exploitation with a quiet stylistic confidence that’s all the more haunting for being so rigorously unsentimental.