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The Daughters of the Domino (2025)

When Detective Nina Rose arrested her serial killer father, The Domino, she became an overnight sensation. Years later, the glory has faded but the hurt remains; Nina’s relationship with her sister Laura never recovered. With a new killer in town and Laura’s daughter missing, the sisters must work together, following the convoluted and sometimes absurd trail uncovering dark secrets from their past.
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When Detective Nina Rose arrested her serial killer father, The Domino, she became an overnight sensation. Years later, the glory has faded but the hurt remains; Nina’s relationship with her sister Laura never recovered. With a new killer in town and Laura’s daughter missing, the sisters must work together, following the convoluted and sometimes absurd trail uncovering dark secrets from their past.

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Genre:Mystery
Directed By:Jesse McAnally
Written By:Jesse McAnally, Nathan P. Keelan
In Theaters:8/10/2025
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Fosca Features LLC

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