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The Peril at Pincer Point (2026)
On a quest to prove his competency, an inept sound recordist finds himself entangled in a nautical prophecy on the spectral island of Pincer Point.
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On a quest to prove his competency, an inept sound recordist finds himself entangled in a nautical prophecy on the spectral island of Pincer Point.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:3/14/2026
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Noah Stratton-Twine, Jake Kuhn
Director
Jack Redmayne
Jim Baitte
Alyth Ross
Marina Hurley / Freya McFleagle
Os Leanse
P.W. Griffin
Dashiell Upton
Teddie Drunch / First Mate Thargo
Isobel Laidler
Elaine Gracey
Mat Wright
Gavin Gornansson / Rich Russo
Heidi Parsons
Landlady Cordelia Cousteau
Mike Mackenzie
Erasmus Bay / Dread-Captain Sye Telson
Jason Hogan
Bill Pronopoulos
Oliver Woolf
Barnsley Tupper
Ted Roland
Crank Fairfield
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