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Talk to the Gun (2022)
Bryce Turner, a former bounty hunter loses everything even his 8 year old daughter taken by a corrupt and vengful business man. But nothing will stop him from finding her alive and putting the pieces of his life back together again.
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Bryce Turner, a former bounty hunter loses everything even his 8 year old daughter taken by a corrupt and vengful business man. But nothing will stop him from finding her alive and putting the pieces of his life back together again.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Crime
Written By:Sal Orlando, Lee Stokes, Justin W. Smith
In Theaters:9/1/2022
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Audiovisual Films, Krusade Motion Pictures
Cast
Justin W. Smith
Director
Justin W. Smith
Bryce Turner
Sarah Christine
Jessica Banks
Todd Risby
Carl Hicks
Heather Farace
Rosie Turner
Mauricio Bobino
Det. Orlando McCoy
Daniel Valent
Delfino Mason
Lolita Lovely
Hayden Sweets
Lila Yoshimi
Raina Lee
Jaida Clayton
Rosie (8 years old)
Michael Scordakis
The Lawyer
Ruben Oriol Rivera
Vinny Cruz
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