Eyes of Salt

Eyes of Salt

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:
Duration:87 min
Director:James Pratt
Actors:James Pratt, Bernice Liu Bik-Yee, Randy Charach, Erin Anne Gray, Melody Law
Production:Wilshire Blvd Films

Overview:

New York playboy Tanner returns to his estranged father’s seaside home after 30 years, armed with a secret that threatens to unravel what’s left of their fractured relationship.

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