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A Deadly Conversation (2022)
Detective John Powell is seeking a killer to bring to justice for the murder of his family. John finds himself visiting and talking with Psychologist Dr Shawn Wells trying to figure out the inner working of this homicidal maniac's mind.
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Detective John Powell is seeking a killer to bring to justice for the murder of his family. John finds himself visiting and talking with Psychologist Dr Shawn Wells trying to figure out the inner working of this homicidal maniac's mind.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Vincent Edwards
In Theaters:6/6/2022
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:9 Studio Productions, Melanated Writers Society
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