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The Sleepless Club (2025)
After his son vanishes without a trace, an ex-NBA player is pulled into a shadow war between a pharmaceutical corporation and a group of anarchists—forcing him to choose how far he’ll go for the truth.
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After his son vanishes without a trace, an ex-NBA player is pulled into a shadow war between a pharmaceutical corporation and a group of anarchists—forcing him to choose how far he’ll go for the truth.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Guillermo Arcaya
In Theaters:10/18/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Trickshot Productions, Mas Fuerte Films, Wild Air
Cast
Guillermo Arcaya
Director
Juju Alexander
Marcus Bolder
Virginia de Witt
Lena Davis
Alexander Faeron
Jessie Henreid
Mark Willett
Detective Walker
John Cicornio
Dennis Gold
Craig Smith
The Boss
Jarrett Pitts
Vampire Employee
Cleo Page
Thug
Steve Wilson
Background #1
Matthew James Kuhn
Background #2
Maxwell Hoover
Background #3
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