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The Path (2024)
A young woman returns to her childhood home to discover strange circumstances surrounding her parents death and the town that she grew up in.
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A young woman returns to her childhood home to discover strange circumstances surrounding her parents death and the town that she grew up in.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Tom Archdeacon
In Theaters:9/12/2024
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Tom Archdeacon
Director
Tess Hanna
Abigail White
Taylor Colwell
Caitlin White
Tom Archdeacon
Sheriff Smith
Brian McManamon
Tim Delaney
Andrew Block
Deputy Dillon
George Walsh
Ed
Tuffy Questell
Father Taylor
Clifton Dunn
Billy MacLaughlin
David Lee Russek
Allistor MacLaughlin
Kimberly Medina Courts
Kat
Jennifer Choe
Mrs. Reese
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