Cope (film)
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| Directed by | Ronald Jerry |
| Produced by | Dave Jackson Ronald Jerry Robert Allen Wagner |
| Written by | Ronald Jerry Shiloh Pilot |
| Starring | Rachel Pinto Robert Allen Wagner Krystal Sullivan David Weinand |
| Music by | Andrew Nickerson |
| Edited by | Ronald Jerry |
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Production
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Kitty Productions
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| Distributed by | Brain Damage Films Pendulum Pictures |
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Release dates
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January 23, 2007 (United States) |
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Running time
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90 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
COPE is an 2007 psychological thriller/horror independent film written and directed by Ronald Jerry and produced by Kitty Productions, a multimedia company based in Kodiak, Alaska.
Synopsis
The film is a psychological suspense drama that centers on one family from Kodiak, Alaska. The town’s citizens disappear during the night mysteriously. Mickey Allen, played by Robert Wagner, is alive to find out what happened to them. Another single survivor offers mysterious clues. Meanwhile his sister Lauren, played by Rachel Pinto, is trapped in a pure white cell and is forced to do her own searching of the past. Ronald Jerry wrote and directed the film which starred Rachel Pinto as Lauren Allen.
Cast
- Rachel Pinto
- Robert Allen Wagner
- Krystal Sullivan
- David Weinand
- Stacey Becklund
- Orion Crockett
- Ry Pengilly
- Tammi Solorio
- Amy Steinbach
- Pat Maloney
- Thomas Kinsley
- Patrick Keegan
- Dakota Nelson
- Anita Steinbach
Reception
Ben Platt of Something Awful panned the film while simultaneously panning the distributor, noting that "they were only able to force this film on the public with a hearty dose of lies."[1] Similarly, Wild Realm Reviews called it amateurish and incoherent nonsense, noting "Labeled as a 'psychological thriller,' there's nothing of the psychological or the thrilling about it. It's merely a photographed mess devoid of characterization or plot."[2]
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