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1 Interrogation (2020)
Detective Bill Daniels has spent the last 40 years in the interrogation unit. Some are criminals, some are victims. Faced with the truth, some lie, some are defiant and some find redemption.
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Detective Bill Daniels has spent the last 40 years in the interrogation unit. Some are criminals, some are victims. Faced with the truth, some lie, some are defiant and some find redemption.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Dan Hewitt Owens, Charidy Wronski
In Theaters:6/25/2020
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:1 Media Productions
Cast
Dan Hewitt Owens
Director
Dan Hewitt Owens
Detective Bill Daniels
Charidy Wronski
District Attorney Ann Walker
Tom Arnold
Robert Jenks
Danni Tamburro
Chrissy Jenks
Frank Parrillo
Crazy Bill
Sharon Garrison
Goldie
Amy Lyndon
Edie James
Dalton E. Gray
Jack Jones
Ryla J. Wronski
Jenny Jones
Cristina Hinds
Jovanna West
Stephen Manley
Ben Barnes
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