| S. Darko | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (2009) | |||||
| Science Fiction, Crime, Mystery | |||||
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| Daveigh Chase | Samantha | |
| Briana Evigan | Corey | |
| James Lafferty | Iraq Jack | |
| Ed Westwick | Randy | |
| Walter Platz | Frank | |
| John Hawkes | Phil | |
| Bret Roberts | Officer O'Dell | |
| Jackson Rathbone | Jeremy | |
| Elizabeth Berkley | Trudy | |
| Barbara Tarbuck | Agatha | |
| Matthew Davis | Pastor John | |
| Nathan Stevens | Jeff | |
| Ryan Templeman | Mike | |
| Zulay Henao | Baelyn | |
| JJ Neward | Co-Worker |
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| Producer | Adam Fields
Ash R. Shah |
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| Writer | Richard Kelly
Nathan Atkins |
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| Cinematography | Marvin V. Rush
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| Musician | Ed Harcourt
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S. Darko follows Samantha Darko, the younger sister of Donnie, the protagonist of Donnie Darko, and her friend Corey. On their way to California, their car breaks down, forcing them to wait in a small town until it is fixed. While there, Samantha begins to have dreams that warn her of the end of the universe. |
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