Awake (2026)
A corrupt police officer investigates his best friend's murder, getting involved in an underground drug ring in Southern Rhode Island.
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A corrupt police officer investigates his best friend's murder, getting involved in an underground drug ring in Southern Rhode Island.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Alex Celico, Gavin Lapan Carpenter
In Theaters:8/7/2026
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Celico Film Productions, Madlaw Media, Lapan Films, Anchor TV Productions
Cast
Alex Celico, Gavin Lapan Carpenter
Director
Shane Marshall
Parker Sullivan
Darius Caceres
Dustin Aliberti
Skyla Metro
Amelia Lorro
Hannah Contardo
Sgt. Rowan Pickering
Logan Terpening
Sgt. Landon Andrews
Gavin Lapan Carpenter
Jacob Ardath
Konstantina Platsidakis
Lena Lorro
Lilly Allen
D.A. Karlee Lowenhantz
Louis Stravato
Zio Antonio
Jason Duby
Giovanni Aliberti
Madison Lawing
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