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American Wisper (2020)
Wisper, a successful bar owner, comes home to find his wife and children murdered. As the only black man in a white neighborhood, the police consider him a prime suspect, and Wisper is forced to try to solve the crime on his own.
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Wisper, a successful bar owner, comes home to find his wife and children murdered. As the only black man in a white neighborhood, the police consider him a prime suspect, and Wisper is forced to try to solve the crime on his own.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Rod Cavin, Howard Nash
In Theaters:2/12/2020
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Open Communications Inc., Cinema Epoch, Leomark Studios
Cast
Russ Emanuel
Director
Christian Barber
Josiah Wisper
Naaji Sky Adzimah
Laura
Lanisha Javon Gholston
Norma
Kenishia Green
Melonie
Laquana Henny
Alisa Wisper
Gayle Samuels
Momma Wisper
Morris D. Small
Curtis Wisper
Michael Emery
Reverend Henning
Craig Batchker
Detective Rothstein
Tim Cinnante
Detective Cardelli
Rachel Jarvis
Jenine Wisper
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