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A Father's Secret (2016)
Carrie Evans, a beautiful young attorney with aspirations to become partner like her fiancee Steven Riggs, learns some disturbing facts about her family and her boss Caswell Foxx as she researches a big case. She becomes so entrenched in the case that it causes her to risk her career, freedom and her relationships.
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Carrie Evans, a beautiful young attorney with aspirations to become partner like her fiancee Steven Riggs, learns some disturbing facts about her family and her boss Caswell Foxx as she researches a big case. She becomes so entrenched in the case that it causes her to risk her career, freedom and her relationships.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Richard Schenkman, Evan Jacobs
In Theaters:6/19/2016
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:12 Helpful Hands & Production, Daro Film Distribution, Nasser Entertainment Group
Cast
Richard Schenkman
Director
Willa Ford
Carrie Evans
Tilky Jones
Steven Riggs
Aidan Bristow
Scott Giorna
Ruby Elise
Jennifer Banks
Patrick M.J. Finerty
Joe Horton
Jeff Faehnie
Isaac Richmond
Daniel Hugh Kelly
Caswell Foxx
Joseph Nasser
Greg Giorna
Canyon Prince
Curtis Wheelwright
Richard Riehle
Ian Stone
Arthur Roberts
Damon Evans
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