Cold Earth (2008)
When a celebrity couple's daughter goes missing, everyone -- including the police -- believes a serial killer is the culprit. The truth, however, is not so cut-and-dried. With no clues or ransom note, detectives must look to old demons for answers. Alex Walker plays Alex Blight, a paparazzo whose knowledge and connections raise suspicions, and Steven Elliot and Ben Shockley play the detectives assigned to the case in this taught thriller.
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When a celebrity couple's daughter goes missing, everyone -- including the police -- believes a serial killer is the culprit. The truth, however, is not so cut-and-dried. With no clues or ransom note, detectives must look to old demons for answers. Alex Walker plays Alex Blight, a paparazzo whose knowledge and connections raise suspicions, and Steven Elliot and Ben Shockley play the detectives assigned to the case in this taught thriller.
Rating:R
Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Frank Falco
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Frank Falco
Director
Gary Daniels
Darryl Van Dyke
Steven Elliot
Sergeant Farrell
Ben Shockley
Constable Radcliffe
Alex Walker
Alex Blight
Alice Grant
Catrina Bergman
Sophie Holland
Stacey 'The Chav' Smith
Silas Hawkins
Anthony Reynolds
Ian Cullen
Saville
Sarah Applewood
Carol Bergman
Gary Condes
Lenny Skinner
Tina Barnes
Rachel
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