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The Landline Detective (2020)
A man discovers a photo from 1982 that confirms his brother-in-law was not where he said he was when his wife (the man's sister-in-law) was murdered, prompting the man to call people in an attempt to solve a 35-year-old murder mystery.
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A man discovers a photo from 1982 that confirms his brother-in-law was not where he said he was when his wife (the man's sister-in-law) was murdered, prompting the man to call people in an attempt to solve a 35-year-old murder mystery.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Eric Nemoto
In Theaters:3/13/2020
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Yellow Brick Studio
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