
Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter
Synopsis
Strong-arm John Carrel attempts to procure information regarding the whereabouts of his employer's daughter.
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Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter
Type: Clip • Published 2016-07-14
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July 1, 2016
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- Director
- Ryan Smith
- Screenplay & Story
- Ryan Smith
- Original Title
- Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 11m
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Ryan Smith
Ryan Smith
Mark Cowart
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Ryan Smith
Director
Ryan Smith
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Mark Cowart
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Jason Parish
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What is Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter about?
Strong-arm John Carrel attempts to procure information regarding the whereabouts of his employer's daughter.
Who directed Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter?
Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter was directed by Ryan Smith.
Who stars in Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter?
The principal cast of Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter includes Mike Vogel, Joe Leavitt.
When was Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter released and how long is it?
Lost and Found Part One: The Hunter was released in 2016 with a total runtime of 11m.


















