About COME AND FIND ME:
David (Aaron Paul) and Claire’s (Annabelle Wallis) idyllic relationship comes to an abrupt and mysterious end after Claire disappears without a trace. Devastated but incapable of letting go, David follows her trail down a frantic and increasingly dangerous path. Shocked at discovering Claire was living a double life, he’s forced to risk everything if he ever wants to see her again.
COME AND FIND ME in Theaters and On Demand November 11th
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Aaron Paul and Annabelle Wallis in COME AND FIND ME – Photo Courtesy of Saban Films/Lionsgate
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