White Creek
Jul 27 2014
•1h 28m
•Thriller, Drama, Horror
White Creek is a place from another universe. A place where feudalism remains intact and people struggle to break free from debt. One family must escape the dangers of this decaying society, as the power in their valley changes hands. In the end they are left to decide how to move forward in this universe and the next.
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Frank Mosley
Noah
Katie Hawthorne
Katie
Josh Wick
Josh
Ryan Harper Gray
Josia
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