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Rest Area (2019)
Jane Dykstra, a mystery Novelist on a 4 hour drive home, stops at rest area to take a break. She hears a woman being abused in the bathroom, and needs to decide who she really is and what she's willing to do.
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Jane Dykstra, a mystery Novelist on a 4 hour drive home, stops at rest area to take a break. She hears a woman being abused in the bathroom, and needs to decide who she really is and what she's willing to do.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Sean A. Skinner, Dena Pech
In Theaters:10/31/2019
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:TMJ Productions, Red 23 Films
Cast
Sean A. Skinner
Director
Emily Fradenburgh
Jane Dykstra / Ericka
Brandon Van Vliet
Lee
Laura Mahler
Ellen
John Zdechlik
Dan
Margie Zdechlik
Kate
Ryan Kiser
Gas Station Guy #1
Kurt Peterson
Gas Station Guy #2
Edward Linder
Gas Station Guy #3
Jimmy Keebs
Good Samaritan Driver
Sean A. Skinner
Jack Golden
Adam Carter
Radio Announcer (voice)
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