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Letter to the Blind (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Letter to the Blind

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Kurtz Productions

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Family gone. Nation betrayed. Blood will follow.

Overview from TheMovieDB

After his family is illegally deported by the country he once trusted, a family man becomes a ruthless killer, stopping at nothing to avenge his family and expose the government before a complete fascist takeover.

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Performers

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Production

Armorer:
Nathaniel Saenz

Art Direction:
Olivia Stanghellini

Assistant Camera:
Jayden Soseeah

Assistant Director:
Ila Jentiena

Associate Producer:
Jayden Soseeah

Boom Operator:
Eli Burt

Camera Operator:
Elijah De Billie

Continuity:
Riley Justice

Director:
Michael Anthony Kurtz

Director of Photography:
Elijah De Billie

Editor:
Simon Barnett-Green

Grip:
Ewan Adams
Simon Barnett-Green

Key Grip:
Joe Pacheco

Makeup & Hair:
Madz Dazzo

Makeup Effects Designer:
Quinn Gartner

Producer:
Michael Anthony Kurtz

Production Assistant:
Brandon Martinez

Props:
Riley Justice

Second Assistant Camera:
Grey Wilson

Sound Mixer:
Leo Henry

Still Photographer:
Eanna Moore

Writer:
Michael Anthony Kurtz

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