End of the Rope

Crime Mystery

PG-13

United States

English

March 24, 2023

2hr 19min

Status: released

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Movie Details:

Country	United States
Language	English
Genre	Crime, Mystery
Release date	March 24, 2023 (United States)
Running time	2hr 19min
Age rating	PG-13
Starring	Joseph Gray, Chris Bylsma, Nick Saxton
Directed by	Charlie Griak
Written by	Daniel Bielinski, Charlie Griak, Dennis Johnson
Produced by	Rebecca Richardson Carson Nordgaard Haylie Flesness Charlie Griak Dave Diebel Daniel Bielinski
Cinematography by	Alvah Holmes
Edited by	Charlie Griak
Music by	Will van de Crommert
Filming locations	Watford City, North Dakota, USA
Casting By	Judy Bowman
Production Design by	John David Paul Brad Reissig
Production Company	D&N Cinematics Canticle Productions Polyphony Digital
Distributor	Saban Films

Cast & Characters:

Joseph Gray as CA Jacobson
Chris Bylsma as Sam Taylor
Nick Saxton as Charles Bannon
Joseph Bezenek as Jarvis
Tiffany Cornwell as Sara Jacobson
Megan Hensley as Iris
Charles O’Haver as Albert Haven
Christine Weber as Lulia Haven
Vanessa Gamble as Mother Bannon
Mike McNeil as Oliver Combs
Craig Roath as Train Master
Miles Barnum as George Smythe
Cameron Goebel as Dell Larson
Al Saks as AJ Knox
Brian Brady as Minister
Angela Schnaible as Anxious Woman
Angela Dagman as School-Teacher
Kayli Stanger as Sally O’Brien
Jerry Barnum as Older Man
Brett Erdmann as Shop Owner
Dennis Johnson as Concerned Grandfather
Taner Ohlsen as Newspaper Man
Nicholas Bielinski as Young Bannon Boy
Jason Diers as Daniel Haven
Archer Schnaible as Leland Haven
Adelyn Lebaron as Mary Haven
Jay Preston as J.R.
Chad Smith as Jarvis’ Thug
Sheldon Wahlstrom as Jarvis’ Thug
Ryan Duffey as Jarvis’ Thug
Liam Dorman as Law Officer
Jared Schumacher as Law Officer
Brayden Renner as Band Vocals and Upright Bass
Conor Kennelly as Band Vocals and Banjo
Jt Kennelly as Band Lead Vocals and Guitar
Mat Charley as Band Vocals and Fiddle
Nate Swenson as Band Percussion

Storyline:

When a family mysteriously disappears from the town of Schafer, North Dakota, suspicion lands on a sociopathic farmhand. Based on the true story of the infamous Charles Bannon case of 1931.