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Secrets Lie in the Shadows

Synopsis

The story follows Angel who moves to a new place and meets Caleb where the two fall for each other. However, they both discover dark secrets about the other. While she tries to bring the good out on him, he tries to win back the girl he loves.

Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Director
Kris Scott 1st Feature
Producer
Kris Scott
Executive Producer
Tom Reid
Editor
Kris Scott, Tom Reid, Peter Litman
Screenwriter
Kris Scott
Director of Photography
Peter Litman, Kris Scott
Principal cast
Robbie Alexander, Rebecca Whiteman, Kris Scott, Chloe Hendrie, Peter Litman, Stewart Killen, Lauren McWilliam, Amber McEwan,

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