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Sick Minded (2019)
Special agent Martinez investigates a string of missing girls in south Florida, but when one of the victims is the Ambassador's daughter, the pressure rises in finding the kidnapper before it's too late.
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Special agent Martinez investigates a string of missing girls in south Florida, but when one of the victims is the Ambassador's daughter, the pressure rises in finding the kidnapper before it's too late.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:
In Theaters:5/17/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:La3films, Silva Films, Studio Space, Golivefilmz Entertainment
Cast
LeVar Leo
Director
Danilo Rocha
Special Agent Martinez
Christopher DeFranco
Chris
Daniel Mart
Special Agent William
Mireya Kilmon
Ms. Ross
Jamal Kendrell Wright
Special Agent Jefferson
Celine Alva
Emma
Valeria Menendez
Julia Matteo
Raffi Russo
Mr. Matteo
LeVar Leo
Ron Cheadle
Naima Segui
Club Girl #1
Julissa Ciara
Club Girl #2
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