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The Art of Murder (2018)
After the shocking murder of a comic book artist at the evening party of a teen celebrity, a local detective must investigate a series of clues in order to discover which party attendee was the true killer, all while confronting his own personal quest and finding his purpose and identity.
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After the shocking murder of a comic book artist at the evening party of a teen celebrity, a local detective must investigate a series of clues in order to discover which party attendee was the true killer, all while confronting his own personal quest and finding his purpose and identity.
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Genre:Mystery, Action, Drama
Written By:Keilan Morrissey
In Theaters:7/21/2018
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Keilan Morrissey
Director
Keilan Morrissey
Detective Julian / Jacob
George Mitrev
George Harrison
Noah Boeyink
Lawrence Wellington
Camille Curtis
Ivy Taylor
Ryan Kerr
Killiam Killerson
Borna Dianati
Tuff Stuff
Megan Dean
Ms. Jackson
Luke Strand
Blake Jackson
Ed Morrissey
Julian's Father
LeAnn Morrissey
Julian's Mother
Carol Engksov
Julian's Grandmother
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