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Walter Clay McKay, an ex-Nashville music star, haunted by a shameful past. Walter leads a solitary life, barely getting by doing hard labor. His life is interrupted when visions and sounds enter his senses seemingly out of nowhere.
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Walter Clay McKay, an ex-Nashville music star, haunted by a shameful past. Walter leads a solitary life, barely getting by doing hard labor. His life is interrupted when visions and sounds enter his senses seemingly out of nowhere.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Michele Atkins
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Genie Bird Films
Cast
Michele Atkins
Director
Rodney Crowell
Walter Clay McKay
Jesse Santoyo
Ernesto
Diana Jurand
Nurse Diana
Celeste Gay
Dr. Sima
Graham Whitford
Food Server
Jackie Erika Arlee
Security Guard
Claudia Church
Lynne Steele
Josh Johnson
Rancher
Michael Ironside
Officer Alfred Henry(voz)
Melanie Busbee
Delilah (voice)
Natalie Busbee
Finn (voice)
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