Rancho Mirage

To avoid being put in memory care by his son, a man with Alzheimer's runs away to visit his deceased brother in Las Vegas.

Cast

Peter Breitmayer

as Chris' Dad

Michael Liu

as Garth

Thomas Michael Miller

as Chris

Lucy Hylton

as Telephone Operator (voice)

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