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A festive gathering in a secluded small-town farmhouse in the mountains is brought to a halt when a bright burst of light explodes from the barn. Stranded in the middle of nowhere, they carefully investigate, making a discovery not of this world.
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A festive gathering in a secluded small-town farmhouse in the mountains is brought to a halt when a bright burst of light explodes from the barn. Stranded in the middle of nowhere, they carefully investigate, making a discovery not of this world.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Douglas C. Williams, Matthew Quinn Martin
In Theaters:1/7/2020
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Brahlemieri, Three Feet from Gold
Cast
Douglas C. Williams
Director
Lance Henriksen
Reverend Campbell
Robert John Burke
Sheriff Campbell
Ben Browder
Agent Dixon
Ahd Kamel
Agent Costa
James St. Vincent
Joseph Byrne
Jason A. Iannacone
Dale Campbell
Brian Foyster
Carl Campbell
Kaylyn Scardefield
Grace Campbell
Stephen Dexter
Alan Campbell
Danielle Skraastad
Tanya Campbell
James Patrick Nelson
Dennis Byrne
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