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Vespertine (2025)
An assault on a top female entertainment lawyer fast-tracks a reunion for four long-lost friends; an unexpected offering from a desert flower turns daytime debauchery into an alluring exploration of unresolved stories at twilight.
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An assault on a top female entertainment lawyer fast-tracks a reunion for four long-lost friends; an unexpected offering from a desert flower turns daytime debauchery into an alluring exploration of unresolved stories at twilight.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Lauri Levenfeld
In Theaters:10/25/2025
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:AgentC, Spilled Beans
Cast
Lauri Levenfeld, Grace Wethor
Director
Brittany Ishibashi
V
Rena Sofer
Marlow
Kate French
Cassy
Marquita Terry
Frankie
Miyako
Teen V
Anna Greene
Young Cassy / Teen Cassy
Harley Grey
Teen Cassie
Sydney Veronica Lee
Young V
Payson Mitchell
Young Frankie
Benjamin David Thomas Shepherd
The Patriarchy
Makena Taylor
Young Marlow
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