FEATURE FILM

Lights

5.0/10
TMDB6 votes
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Kurt and his friends disappeared during a camping trip in the California Desert. One year later, still coming to terms with her loss, Kurt's girlfriend, Lisa, is contacted by a retired sheriff who may be able to help her uncover the truth surrounding the mysterious disappearances.

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About Lights

Lights (2016) is a film in the science fiction genres. Directed by . The cast includes C.J. Baker, Keith Roenke, Sara Radle, Caleb Neet.

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Released
Production countries
Canada, United States of America
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Writers
Ray Fonseca

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What is Lights about?

Kurt and his friends disappeared during a camping trip in the California Desert. One year later, still coming to terms with her loss, Kurt's girlfriend, Lisa, is contacted by a retired sheriff who may be able to help her uncover the truth surrounding the mysterious disappearances.

Who stars in Lights?

C.J. Baker, Keith Roenke, Sara Radle, Caleb Neet, Ryan Burke, Nicole Marie Johnson. See the cast cards above for character names.

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