| Nevermore | |
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| Directed by | Thomas Zambeck |
| Written by | Thomas Zambeck |
| Produced by | Angela Barakat Thomas Zambeck |
| Starring | Vincent Spano Jennifer O'Dell Judd Nelson Sidi Henderson |
| Cinematography | Oren Goldenberg |
| Edited by | Josh Wagner |
| Music by | Mark Krench |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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He hires a private investigator (Vincent Spano) to look into his wife's possible motives for helping drive him insane. The wife, Jennifer O'Dell, is a sort of trophy wife; Jonathan is certain that she is out to both drive him insane and rob him of his fortune.
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