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The Mystery of Emma Thorn (2025)
A woman's unusual disappearance leaves her distraught husband and son--and a sympathetic police detective--to try to unravel how and why.
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A woman's unusual disappearance leaves her distraught husband and son--and a sympathetic police detective--to try to unravel how and why.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gregory Blair
In Theaters:9/27/2025
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Gregory Blair
Director
Lynn Lowry
Emma Thorn
Kevin Caliber
Hank Briggs
Charles Chudabala
Casper Thorn
Lisa Hinds
Thorn Family Member
Nathan Gershon
Missing Person
Adam Ginsberg
Missing Person
Clint Ford
Missing Person
Xavier Roe
Oliver Ward
Addison Ginsberg
Missing Person
John Iwasz
Missing Person
Juliet Collier
Thorn Family Member
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