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Tonight, I Believed You (2025)

Struggling actor Jimmi Sparrow has just completed a one night performance as the lead understudy in his friends play when he's invited to dinner by audience member and recluse billionaire, H. Stanley Greenleigh. After their private dinner, Jimmi's career begins to climb, all the while Mr. Greenleigh's shadow hangs over him. Jimmi begins to question not only his talent, but his own mind.
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Struggling actor Jimmi Sparrow has just completed a one night performance as the lead understudy in his friends play when he's invited to dinner by audience member and recluse billionaire, H. Stanley Greenleigh. After their private dinner, Jimmi's career begins to climb, all the while Mr. Greenleigh's shadow hangs over him. Jimmi begins to question not only his talent, but his own mind.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Tanner J. Perry
Written By:Tanner J Perry
In Theaters:9/27/2025
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:SpiderBite Entertainment, LLC

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