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Dog Days of Summer (2007)
A mysterious drifter lures two boys into uncovering the secrets of a sleepy southern town.
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A mysterious drifter lures two boys into uncovering the secrets of a sleepy southern town.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Christopher J. Waild, Travis Beacham
In Theaters:9/14/2007
Box Office:$5,383
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Dog Days Entertainment, Dog Days Film, Highway 9 Films, Tamiami Films, The Film Foundry
Cast
Mark Freiburger
Director
Will Patton
Eli Cottonmouth
Devon Gearhart
Phillip Walden
Colin Ford
Jackson Patch
Richard Herd
Frank Cooper
Gregory Alan Williams
Sheriff Lem Baker
Jessica Webb
Camille Ross
Colin Key
Phil Walden / Narrator / B-Movie Director
Wayne Crawford
Quincy Patch
R. Keith Harris
Pastor Salem / Marty
Paul Silver
Brock Walden
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