To rekindle their friendship, four twenty-somethings set out to solve a 17-year-old murder case that occurred in their neighborhood. Jimmy (Jesse DiFranco), Leslie (Janna Klein), Franky (...
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Title: Turn Out the Lights (2020)
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| Jennifer Anderson | ... | Mrs. Cutler | |
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Grace Butcher | ... | Nora Tethers |
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Clare Charlton | ... | Young Leslie |
| Rachel Coolidge | ... | Matilda Stephens | |
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Aaron Coumos | ... | Police Officer |
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Jesse DiFranco | ... | Jimmy Kent |
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Brandon Ferris | ... | Franky |
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Ryan Gilkerson | ... | Ted Mavis |
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Nicolle James | ... | Bartender |
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Cash Klein | ... | Young Franky |
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Jack Klein | ... | Young Will |
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Janna Klein | ... | Leslie Kent |
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Jonathan Elihu Klein | ... | Police Officer |
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Micah Klein | ... | Funeral Guest |
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Mikaela Klein | ... | Bystander / Bar Goer |
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To rekindle their friendship, four twenty-somethings set out to solve a 17-year-old murder case that occurred in their neighborhood. Jimmy (Jesse DiFranco), Leslie (Janna Klein), Franky (Brandon Ferris), and Will (Paul Ulle) are on a mission to solve the cold case in this nostalgic lighthearted film about childhood and the things we sometimes leave behind unwittingly.
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The case of the missing childhood.Parents Guide:
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24 January 2020 (USA) See more »Edit
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$1,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This film is incredibly funny, tender, nostalgic, witty and so much more. At its heart, it is a universal story of growing up - finding your way, navigating relationships, and searching for purpose. The sharp story and performances make it feel like you are watching your friends. The Get the Pix crew has made a well paced, polished, meaningful film. Worth a watch!