The Silent Thief (2012)
Overview
Brennan is an outcast drifter who threatens to destroy a family's unity by displacing their son, Mike, while he is away at college. The Silent Thief is a thriller that examines familial bonds and the line between sanity and insanity.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.727 |
Directed By
Jennifer Clary
Crew
Jennifer Clary
William Adashek
Kevin Haberer
Marta Topolska
Kevin Haberer
Sasha Andreev
Gabby Suarez
Michael Crosby
Chris Sapp
Jennifer Clary
Emily Schweber
Briana Leon
Kelly Fluker
Kevin Haberer
Peter Mullen
Tawan Bazemore
Kevin Haberer
Michael Archacki
Mark Hieronimus
Molly Teas
Mike Serlin
Christopher Geukens
Jace McPartland
Charles Currier
Stephen W. Schriver
Kevin Cannon
Pamela Matew
Karla Rodriguez
Michael Archacki
Brent McClain
Peter Mullen
Blake Young
Josef Sipkins
Stephen Pinkston
Tanya R. Barnes
Nicholas Jackman
Adam Wesley Lancaster
Arlette Yousif
Brian Dove
Jen Levy
David Gallic
Britanni Nichols
Alisha Nieh
Jess Kraby
Stanley L. Chen
Camille Escareal-Garcia
Eliot Sloan Johnson
William Goodrum
Kight Haberer
Ben Fleck
Jennifer Clary
Jessica Shea
Cameron Owen
Anel Zilic
Andrew Wheeler
TOP CAST
Toby Hemingway
Brennan Marley
Cody Longo
Mike Henderson
Scout Taylor-Compton
Elise Henderson
John Billingsley
Bum
Frances Fisher
Candi Henderson
Reid Ewing
Doug Edwards
Kurt Fuller
Howard Henderson
Josh Pence
Alex Nixon
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