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Blind Truth (2020)
Obsessed with the murder of his friend, an FBI agent tracks down the killer who has resurfaced after 25 years of dormancy.
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Obsessed with the murder of his friend, an FBI agent tracks down the killer who has resurfaced after 25 years of dormancy.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Adrianna Buckner, Wyatt Buckner
In Theaters:8/15/2020
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Adrianna Buckner, Adrianna Buckner
Director
Ethan Anderson
Tommy Weston
Dave Arras
Police Officer
Michael Bail
Keith Williams
Tristan Bail
Brian
Krissa Bowman
FBI Candidate
Adrianna Buckner
Police Officer
Alexa Chiu
Police Officer
Noah Coyle
Eastman Students
Jordan Curtis
Joe Collins
Matthew Davey
Tod
Tim Davich
FBI Agent
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