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Déjà Vu: The Conundrum of Cassie (2025)

Cassie Cole's life is a dark comedy on steroids. Her parrot is kidnapped by the Russian Mob. Her wheelchair stalker has turned serial killer. She discovers her dead singing teacher's mysterious clicking box and sleeps in bed with it. This Dolly Parton wannabe is surrounded by unsolved murders. Detective O'Shea doesn't believe a word Cassie says and her shrink is dumbfounded. Cassie must resolve her conundrum or become the next victim.
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Cassie Cole's life is a dark comedy on steroids. Her parrot is kidnapped by the Russian Mob. Her wheelchair stalker has turned serial killer. She discovers her dead singing teacher's mysterious clicking box and sleeps in bed with it. This Dolly Parton wannabe is surrounded by unsolved murders. Detective O'Shea doesn't believe a word Cassie says and her shrink is dumbfounded. Cassie must resolve her conundrum or become the next victim.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Cybela Clare
Written By:Cybela Clare
In Theaters:9/19/2025
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Prism Pictures Inc.

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