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Nothing Without You (2012)
A psych-patient, accused of a violent murder, turns to her court-appointed psychiatrist to prove her innocence and sanity. Her psychiatrist must help her decipher delusion from truth to unravel the mystery of her reality.
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A psych-patient, accused of a violent murder, turns to her court-appointed psychiatrist to prove her innocence and sanity. Her psychiatrist must help her decipher delusion from truth to unravel the mystery of her reality.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Xackery Irving
In Theaters:12/8/2012
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Xackery Irving
Director
Emily Fradenburgh
Jennifer Stidger
Keith McGill
Dr. Charles Branham
Joshua Loren
Michael Greenwood
Will Crawford
Lieutenant Louis Cassone
Kate Bringardner
Denise Greenwood
Abi Van Andel
Detective Leanne Brindis
Clint Vaught
Gerald Vasser
Steven W. Clark
Daryll Goynes
Katherine Mapother
Claudia Branham
Richard Garbarini
Robert Grossman
Sidney Hymson
Barry Rogers
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