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Susie Searches (2023)
Susie is an awkward college student who seizes the opportunity to bolster her popularity and her under-the-radar true-crime podcast by attempting to solve the disappearance of a classmate.
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Susie is an awkward college student who seizes the opportunity to bolster her popularity and her under-the-radar true-crime podcast by attempting to solve the disappearance of a classmate.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:William Day Frank
In Theaters:7/28/2023
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:141 Entertainment, Magnetic Labs, Vertical
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