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A mime, a reporter, a child, a wanted man, a musician, and a couple on a blind date all deal with complications following the mysterious disappearance of all sound in the world.
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A mime, a reporter, a child, a wanted man, a musician, and a couple on a blind date all deal with complications following the mysterious disappearance of all sound in the world.
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Directed By:Tristen Bagnall, Eric Clark, Ethan Hoover, Kylee Jaeger, Brian Kwiecinski, Daniel Ziegler, Katelyn Ziegler
Written By:Tristen Bagnall, Eric Clark, Ethan Hoover, Kylee Jaeger, Brian Kwiecinski, Daniel Ziegler, Katelyn Ziegler
In Theaters:6/28/2016
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Black Box Films LLC
Cast
Tristen Bagnall, Eric Clark, Ethan Hoover, Kylee Jaeger, Brian Kwiecinski, Daniel Ziegler, Katelyn Ziegler
Director
Kailey Osborn
Spokeswoman
Tara Jenkins
Laura Levitt
Ben Miller
Roger Robie
Nick Cagnetti
The Mime
Mikey Iosue
Succo the Clown
Anthony Airdo
Meme the Clown
Hunter Shaughnessy
Pisscasso the Clown
Justin Vaught
Timmy
Sarah France
Mary
Bryan Raiton
Lloyd
Cameron Kotecki
Gary
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