Riddle (2013)
Holly & Nathan Teller live in a small town in Pennsylvania. Holly is on the cheerleading team and has a close relationship with her younger brother Nathan, who is subjected to bullying at school. Nathan is taken for a car ride one day by the bullies, whose intent about what they are going to do with Nathan is not clear. He gives them the slip, but disappears and is still missing after three years.
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Holly & Nathan Teller live in a small town in Pennsylvania. Holly is on the cheerleading team and has a close relationship with her younger brother Nathan, who is subjected to bullying at school. Nathan is taken for a car ride one day by the bullies, whose intent about what they are going to do with Nathan is not clear. He gives them the slip, but disappears and is still missing after three years.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:John O. Hartman, Brian Hartman
In Theaters:1/10/2013
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Daronimax Media
Cast
Nicholas Mross, John O. Hartman
Director
Elisabeth Harnois
Holly Teller
Val Kilmer
Sheriff Richards
Diora Baird
Amber Richards
Ryan Malgarini
Nathan Teller
William Sadler
Western Man / Jack Abel
Bryan Lillis
Matt Caldwell
Jack Erdie
Disheveled Man / Gene Bristol
Ben Bledsoe
Cameron Bronson
Bingo O'Malley
Hal
Brandi Engel
Michelle
Sharon Murray
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