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Yesterday Was A Lie Movie Trailer

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 8 December 2009 | No Comment |

Hoyle — a girl with a sharp mind and a weakness for bourbon — is investigating introverted artist/archaeologist John Dudas. But her work takes an unforeseen twist as she begins to experience events around her in a mysterious, disjointed manner. With the assistance of her loyal partner and a cute young lounge singer, Hoyle uncovers a plot to unravel earth-shattering cosmological secrets, smuggled out of 1930s Germany by a Nazi defector. But when Hoyle’s deeper relationship with Dudas is revealed, she learns that the most potent forces of all — human love, human pain — cannot be grasped by science alone.

Release Date: December 11, 2009 (LA)
Studio: Helicon Arts Cooperative
Director: James Kerwin
Screenwriter: James Kerwin
Starring: Kipleigh Brown, Chase Masterson, John Newton, Mik Scriba, Nathan Mobley, Warren Davis
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Sci-Fi
Rating: Not Available
Trailer: Courtesy of Youtube

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