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Mississippi Murder | |
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Directed by | Price Hall |
Produced by | Billy Badalato Mark Headley |
Screenplay by | Bill Badalato Billy Badalato Price Hall |
Based on | Artists Die Best in Black by Martha Mabey |
Starring | Luke Goss Malcolm McDowell Bryan Batt |
Music by | Scott Gilman |
Cinematography | Francisco Gonzalez |
Edited by | Josh Rifkin |
Production company | Repertory Films Badalato Media Group |
Distributed by | Taylor & Dodge |
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Running time | 113 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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