Based on true events, "Her Summer" tells the mystery of a 1999 police investigation, in which Ethan Crowe disappears after discovering two of his brothers brutally murdered.
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Justin Marxen | ... | Ethan Crowe |
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Travis Shepherd | ... | Mark |
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Bruce Elgin | ... | Officer Townson (as Bruce Heppner-Elgin) |
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Casey Campbell | ... | Ben Crowe |
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Christy Sullivan | ... | Her |
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Ian Klink | ... | Police officer |
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Jim Siokos | ... | Detective |
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Ned Shepherd | ... | Ethan's father |
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Jackie Shepherd | ... | Ethan's mother |
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Ryan Olson | ... | Himself |
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Steve Strickland | ... | Himself |
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On a routine police investigation, Officer Ethan Crowe discovers two of his brothers brutally murdered. Determined to solve the mystery of their death himself, Ethan stays on the crime scene all night...ending in a horrifying discovery. The next morning, Ethan is missing. Based on a true story, "Her Summer" is a compilation of the events which took place that night, unraveled by two friends who come across the investigation material. Written by Anonymous
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The picture also features strong, inventive acting from a young cast.