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A Family Lost (2007)
Valerie, a single mom and her 13-year old diabetic daughter Claire board a small plane in Kodiak Falls, with the intention of meeting the mother's new fiance Jordan. But when the plane crashes, the only survivors are the mother, daughter, and a suspicious passenger, leaving Valerie and Claire in harm's way.
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Valerie, a single mom and her 13-year old diabetic daughter Claire board a small plane in Kodiak Falls, with the intention of meeting the mother's new fiance Jordan. But when the plane crashes, the only survivors are the mother, daughter, and a suspicious passenger, leaving Valerie and Claire in harm's way.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Gilbert M. Shilton, Boon Collins
In Theaters:3/11/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Once Upon a Time Films
Cast
John Fasano
Director
Cynthia Gibb
Valerie Williamson
Zak Santiago
Marcus Vegarra
Daniel Roebuck
Steve Walsh
Nicole Muñoz
Claire Williamson
Jon Mikl Thor
Gary
Leslie Easterbrook
Carol
Aaron Hughes
Buck
Alicia Johnston
Ranger Joyce Strickland
Omar Alex Khan
Agent Tony Manning
Jennifer Pudavick
Ranger Karen Dennis
Peter Sherayko
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