The Venice Murders (2023)
Leaving behind a successful career, Celia pursues an art degree in Italy hoping to find her true passion–only to have her new roommate go missing, the local man she’s dating a prime suspect. All alone in an unfamiliar country, she’s forced to team up with her eccentric expat Aunt Rosa, estranged from the family decades before, to save her friend and bring the kidnapper to justice.
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Leaving behind a successful career, Celia pursues an art degree in Italy hoping to find her true passion–only to have her new roommate go missing, the local man she’s dating a prime suspect. All alone in an unfamiliar country, she’s forced to team up with her eccentric expat Aunt Rosa, estranged from the family decades before, to save her friend and bring the kidnapper to justice.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Shawn Riopelle
In Theaters:10/8/2023
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Vast Entertainment, Lifetime
Cast
Lane Shefter Bishop
Director
Sophie Hopkins
Celia Rossi
Darcy Grey
Matteo Grimaldi
Charlotte Rothwell
Evie Jacobs
Eva Pope
Aunt Rosa
Luca Ribezzo
Dante / Renzo
Douglas Dean
Inspector Santo
Claire Dyson
Isadora 'Izzy' Rossi
Gianfilippo Grasso
Carmine Adamo Franchitti
Helen Minassian
Francesca
Fabio Massimo Amoroso
Professor Bruni
Kathryn Lincoln
Scared Young Woman
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