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Sometimes the Good Kill · 2017

Sometimes the Good Kill (2017) is a Thriller / Drama / Crime film directed by Philippe Gagnon, starring Susie Abromeit, Amanda Brugel, Krista Bridges.

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Overview

After a mysterious death at the Abbey, Sister Talia finds herself caught in the center of the internal investigation. With strict orders from the newly elected Mother Superior, she must uncover the truth behind the death and ensure the Abbey remains undisturbed. Things take a sharp turn when another sister is found murdered and Sister Talia is forced to find the killer. As she discovers larger secrets plaguing the Abbey, Sister Talia must reconcile her past life in order to follow through with the task at hand. For Sister Talia, all that she knows about the Abbey and her Sisters is about to come into question, as she discovers sometimes the good kill.

Cast

Susie Abromeit, Amanda Brugel, Krista Bridges, Stuart Hughes, Allison Hossack, Deborah Grover, Yulia Petrauskas, Nora McLellan

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What is "Sometimes the Good Kill" about?

After a mysterious death at the Abbey, Sister Talia finds herself caught in the center of the internal investigation. With strict orders from the newly elected Mother Superior, she must uncover the truth behind the death and ensure the Abbey remains undisturbed. Things take a sharp turn when another sister is found murdered and Sister Talia is forced to find the killer. As she discovers larger secrets plaguing the Abbey, Sister Talia must reconcile her past life in order to follow through with the task at hand. For Sister Talia, all that she knows about the Abbey and her Sisters is about to come into question, as she discovers sometimes the good kill.

When was "Sometimes the Good Kill" released?

Sometimes the Good Kill was released in 2017.

Who stars in "Sometimes the Good Kill"?

The cast includes Susie Abromeit, Amanda Brugel, Krista Bridges, Stuart Hughes.