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Suicide Note (2016)
Ambitious psych major Molly White is on top of the world as she preps for her grad program entry exams. After celebrating with boyfriend Brady, Molly finds her roommate Emma crying after an incident she had with her boyfriend Adam. The next morning, Molly is shocked to learn that Emma jumped from the roof late that night, leaving a suicide note behind. Refusing to believe that Emma would do such a thing, Molly starts having haunting dreams over Emma’s death. Driven to uncover the truth about what happened to Emma, Molly begins to search for answers positioning herself in harm’s way.
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Ambitious psych major Molly White is on top of the world as she preps for her grad program entry exams. After celebrating with boyfriend Brady, Molly finds her roommate Emma crying after an incident she had with her boyfriend Adam. The next morning, Molly is shocked to learn that Emma jumped from the roof late that night, leaving a suicide note behind. Refusing to believe that Emma would do such a thing, Molly starts having haunting dreams over Emma’s death. Driven to uncover the truth about what happened to Emma, Molly begins to search for answers positioning herself in harm’s way.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Jake Helgren
In Theaters:2/27/2016
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:G It's Entertainment, Lifetime
Cast
Jake Helgren
Director
Kirby Bliss Blanton
Molly White
Brant Daugherty
Brady Faris
Lexi Giovagnoli
Irene Keating
Stephen Colletti
Adam Bowen
Gabrielle Carteris
Professor Majors
Nthenya Ndunda
Jasmine
Kyle Justin Leatherberry
Doug
Kirsten Ray
Emma Duncan
Maxwell Highsmith
Detective Harrison
Meredith May
Allison
Steve Earnest
Ted
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