Don't Let Go (2019)
A detective suffering from a personal loss receives a call from his recently deceased niece. Being able to communicate across time, the two work together to try and stop the crime before it occurs.
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A detective suffering from a personal loss receives a call from his recently deceased niece. Being able to communicate across time, the two work together to try and stop the crime before it occurs.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Jacob Aaron Estes
In Theaters:8/30/2019
Box Office:$5,300,000
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Blumhouse Productions
Cast
Jacob Aaron Estes
Director
David Oyelowo
Detective Jack Radcliff
Storm Reid
Ashley Radcliff
Mykelti Williamson
Bobby Owens
Alfred Molina
Howard Keleshian
Brian Tyree Henry
Garret Radcliff
Shinelle Azoroh
Susan Radcliff
Byron Mann
Sergeant Roger Martin
April Grace
Sergeant Julia Rodriguez
Omar Leyva
Property Officer #1
Sarkis Ninos
Property Officer #2
Ray Barnes
Reverend Ray
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