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Blind River (2025)
Claire Lewis, a blind woman, is overly cautious with her six-year-old daughter Briar. When Briar goes missing Christmas day, Claire faces her worst nightmare and sets out in darkness to find her.
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Claire Lewis, a blind woman, is overly cautious with her six-year-old daughter Briar. When Briar goes missing Christmas day, Claire faces her worst nightmare and sets out in darkness to find her.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Carissa Stutzman
In Theaters:1/4/2025
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Anthem Entertainment, Lifetime
Cast
Carissa Stutzman
Director
Annalise Basso
Claire Moyer
Steven Ogg
Walker Donley
Jay Huguley
Hooper Miller
Tracy Campbell
Beck Harris
Avalon Reign
Briar Moyer
Denise Smolarek
Reece Miller
Wynn Reichert
Abel Wood
Leajato Amara Robinson
Elijah Harris
Deborah Tucker
Kim Baker
Mason Hawkins
Search Party Leader
Brandon Lee Benton
Officer Craig Davis
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