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A Perfect Child
A teenage girl whose parents were killed in a car accident begins to discover some suspicious secrets about the orphanage she is sent to. She gets in way over her head as she digs deeper.Australia
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A teenage girl whose parents were killed in a car accident begins to discover some suspicious secrets about the orphanage she is sent to. She gets in way over her head as she digs deeper.Australia
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