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Rolling Out reports that Ashley Walters, the actor known from Top Boy, has made his feature directing debut with Animol, a drama set inside a British young offenders institution. Walters wrote the film as well, stepping into multiple creative roles behind a story that places audiences inside a world most will never enter personally. The project marks a significant expansion for an artist already working across music, writing, and production.
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