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Drown the Clown (2020)
A bereaved woman who recently lost her daughter in a drowning accident, is obsessed with keeping Lily's memory intact by keeping her nursery and favorite clown doll in a pristine and preserved condition.
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A bereaved woman who recently lost her daughter in a drowning accident, is obsessed with keeping Lily's memory intact by keeping her nursery and favorite clown doll in a pristine and preserved condition.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Justin Viggiano
In Theaters:6/9/2020
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Justin Viggiano
Director
Claritza Brown
Female Secretary
Tony Brown
Gus Sullivan
Amy Renée Garcia
Claire Sable
Carli Garcia
(New Born) Lily Sable
Cosette Garcia
Lily Sable
Allison Garrett
Female Neighbor
John Hirth
Roy Sable
Alphonso Jones
Officer Shaw
Richard Nicola Lanci
Male Secretary
Jody Seymour
Talia Bennet
Alex Webster
Chance Sage
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