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Release Date:
June 2, 1998
Original Title:
Sand Trap
Alternate Titles:
Sandtrap
Genres:
Thriller
Production Companies:
Looking Glass Films
Marjan Street Entertainment
PM Entertainment Group
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 100
After falling victim to a burglar, Nelson, a wealthy businessman, takes a trip to the desert with his wife Margo and lawyer/friend Jack. The trip takes an unexpected turn when Jack helps Nelson over a cliff. Jack and Margo return to the site with the sheriff only to discover Nelson's body is missing, indicating he is still alive. As Nelson struggles to survive against madness and the elements, two separate searches for him are conducted--one by an increasingly suspicious sheriff and the other by the treacherous Margo and Jack.
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Art Direction:
Daniel Harrison Bornstein
Costume Design:
Sevilla Granger
Director:
Harris Done
Director of Photography:
Mark W. Gray
Roy Unger
Editor:
Michael Mayhew
Music:
Bennett Salvay
Shawn K. Clement
Producer:
Harris Done
Jerry Rapp
Erik Done
Production Design:
Naython Vane
Writer:
Harris Done
Jerry Rapp
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