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The Muldoon family's wealth and power fuel a cycle of obsession and strife, with father and son locked in a battle for control at its core.
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The Muldoon family's wealth and power fuel a cycle of obsession and strife, with father and son locked in a battle for control at its core.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Crispin Glover, Bruce Glover, Michael Pallagi
In Theaters:10/10/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Volcanic Eruptions
Cast
Crispin Glover
Director
Bruce Glover
Apollo Muldoon (1888) / Brutus Muldoon (1918) / Chronos Muldoon (1948)
Crispin Glover
Brutus Muldoon (1888) / Chronos Muldoon (1918) / Damocles Muldoon (1948)
Małgorzata Bela
Violet
Caitin Stickels
Athena Muldoon
Mika Mae Jones
Eve
Kassandra Stanley Shostle
Belladonna Muldoon
Kansas Bowling
Mary
Elena Vladi
Demeter Muldoon
Amber Whelan
Sultry Hallway Girl
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