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The Nevernight Connection (2020)
In this dramatization of Kevin Mallory's life, Daniel Landry is tracked by the FBI after being deluded into providing classified U.S. military information to China.
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In this dramatization of Kevin Mallory's life, Daniel Landry is tracked by the FBI after being deluded into providing classified U.S. military information to China.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Jarett D. Melville, Sean Paul Murphy
In Theaters:9/30/2020
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Cast
Jarett D. Melville
Director
Ray Ficca
Daniel Landry
Katie Culligan
Special Agent Rebecca Shilling
J. Shawn Durham
Special Agent Carl Somers
Rebecca Kiser
Bubblegum Girl
Katharine Chen
University Announcer
Stephanie Chang
Barmaid
Elizabeth Anne Jernigan
Diane Landry
Kevin Tan
Thomas Wu
Arnold Y. Kim
Wu's Superior
Micci Samperi
International News Anchor (as Micci L. Sampery)
Allen McRae
US News Anchor
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