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Deadrise
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| Renée O'Connor | ... |
Paula
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| Larry Joe Campbell | ... |
Vigs
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Grant R. Krause | ... |
Semperton
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Nate Mitchell | ... |
Waiter
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Emily Richett | ... |
Reporter
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Paula, (Renee O'Connor) an inspector for the Historic Trust, wraps up a successful and important project in the upper Midwest. On her way home to Chicago, she gets a call from her office and is asked to check out a new applicant. It's on her way anyway, and even though it's late on Friday, she takes a quick detour and heads to the site of once proud steamship along an industrial waterfront. The ships 400 foot black form looms against the sky, and collects dead fish in stagnant water near the pier. Moments after her arrival, her car is seriously disabled and her life is about to change forever. In the chaos that follows, she meets up with the self appointed caretaker, Vigs (Larry Joe Campbell) who is the odd caretaker on the ship. Making the best of a bad situation, she takes him up on his offer to spend the night in one of the cramped but historic staterooms. He invites her to dinner and bad beer. She gets sick from the food and retires to her room to sleep, but is awakened constantly... Written by Anonymous
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EnglishRelease Date:
2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Enjoyed the film. Nice job to the production crew who put all the money on the screen.
Acting was well done.
Fun film to watch.
This is a Michigan Film which I always enjoy and the producer and director was able to utilize good Michigan background shots.
The story takes us in circles, which is always good as we try and figure our the mystery of the film.
I would recommend this film, even if you don't live in Michigan and want to enjoy the deja-vu. In summary, take a chance and spend time on this fun flix.