Listen (2017)
Overview
A group of conflicted youths and adults struggling for personal connections are united by self-destruction, tragedy and redemption.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.722 |
Directed By
Erahm Christopher
Crew
Sam Son
Casey White
Alexandria Genetti
Shane Williamson
Natalia Brito
Anne Ross
Greg Ephraim
Ashley-Taylor Williams
Kyle Stanfield
Alexa Roland
Erahm Christopher
Erahm Christopher
Simon Webb
Johnny Leeves
Darren Fung
Nicharee Sellers
Luc Raymond
daryl reeves
Derek W. Adam
Brock Kingsland
Jory Kusy
Terry Alabata
Keyes D. Andrew
Iván Jesús Herrera
Sean Hollihan
Brooke Dooley
Saul Suazo
Jordan Kevin Allen
Maury Covington Jr.
Stephanie Babel
Cory Rizos
TOP CAST
Karen Bethzabe
Rosa Ramirez
Steve Rankin
Perry Verloren
Micah A. Hauptman
Kevin Moore
Amy Rosoff
Ms. Tamer
Linc Hand
Curtis
Josh Pafchek
Josh Verloren
Alice Ko
Nori Sato
Adam Clark
Principle Anders
Mark Daugherty
Jun Sato
Katalina Viteri
Nicki Largo
David Fernandez Jr.
Hector
Lindsay Bushman
Summer Sosson
Bruno Verdoni
Coach Connor
Maynor Alvarado
Benny Ramirez
Jay Reeves
Dresean
Sky Soleil
Coach Tucker
Eddie Navarro
Marco
Sarah Bloom
Janice Sosson
Tim Daily
News Reporter #1
Brooke Lynn Howard
Kareen
Pia Minsky
Josa
J.W. Cudd
Cal
Eric Webber
Wrestling Referee
Kaidy Kuna
Janitor
Christina Mendoza
News Reporter #2
Brad Potts
Board President (voice)
Diana Machado
Kevin's mom
Elisha Walters
Score keeper #1
Doug Leal
Board Member #4
Kevin Vierra
Officer #1
Lauretta Gonzalez
Board member #3
Vincente Vargas
Gangster #2
Victoria Vierra
Secretary #1
Carlos German Mercado
Gangster #3
Manuel Zapata
Gangster #1
Ariana Barkett
Maria Ramirez
Audrey Mitchell
Kevin's Mom (voice)
Jerald Enos
Board President
Debra Elsey
Board Member #2
Jacob Samuel
Officer #3
Jesse Frampton
Jock
Mark Varnum
Opposing Wrestling Coach
Jacob Barnard
Anthony
Tim Walters
Score Keeper #2
Dawn Rocheleau
Secretary #2
Keith Marshall
Security Guard
Dave McClanahan
Officer #2
Bill Engelhardt
Board Member #1
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