Ike White was a musical prodigy who recorded a funk and soul classic album inside a Californian prison in 1974. Then he disappeared. 30 years later, director Dan Vernon tracked him down, only to find a trail of wives, lives and false identities that leave as many questions as answers.
Daniel Vernon
Director
Ike White
Self
Daniel Vernon
Self - Interviewer
Jerry Goldstein
Self - Record Producer
Rico Fanning
Self - Ex Inmate/Friend of Ike
Bruce Jackson
Self - Ike White's Cellmate
Deborah White
Self - Ike's First Wife
Lana Gutman
Self - Ike's Wife
Angelique Stidhum
Self - Ike's Daughter
Monalisa White
Self - Ike's Ex-Wife
Stevie Wonder
Self (archive footage)
Baron Ontiveros
Self - Ike's Son
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