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Saoirse Ronan’s Dark Comedy Movie About a Teacher Kidnapping a Kid Gets Digital Release Date

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Photo Credit - Republic Pictures Saoirse Ronan takes on a darkly comic role in the upcoming film about a teacher who kidnaps a student. Bad Apples, a pitch-black comedy about a primary school teacher, now has a digital release date. Directed by Jonatan Etzler and written by Jess O’Kane, the film…

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