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Office Secrets (2025)
When Figitec's powerful CEO, Henry Phillips is found unresponsive in his office, a murder investigation rocks the company. As secrets unravel and motives multiply, one question haunts them all-who wanted Henry dead...and why?
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When Figitec's powerful CEO, Henry Phillips is found unresponsive in his office, a murder investigation rocks the company. As secrets unravel and motives multiply, one question haunts them all-who wanted Henry dead...and why?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bridget L. Charles, Tony F. Charles
In Theaters:5/20/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Taylormade Film Company
Cast
Tony F. Charles
Director
Drew Sheer
Henry Phillips
Michele Savino
Elizabeth Phillips
John Bradley Teague
Jeffery Phillips
Sara Lucas
Janice Phillips
Cecil M. Henry
Captain O'Neil
Jatona King
Detective Elaine Harrison
Qualen Bradley
Detective Paul Johnson
RayJay Serrano
Kyle Baker
Craig Elliott Williams
Phil McGraw
Chanel Young
Keisha McGraw
Taylor K. Charles
Madison McGraw
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