Two Pictures

Two strangers - Ruth, a burn unit nurse and Conrad, a shipyard worker - cross paths over a strange weekend in Seattle.

Cast

Trin Miller

as Ruth

Wes Ramsey

as Conrad

Darren Keefe Reiher

as Lou Palmer

Wally Dalton

as Jerry

Tony Doupe

as Dave

Tonya M. Skoog

as Kathy

Rich Morris

as Doug

Rosalie Miller

as Virginia

James E. Anderson III

as Henry

Stefan Hayek

as Levi

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