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All Around The Town (2002)
A young woman, seemingly good but still psychologically disturbed from being kidnapped as a little girl, becomes the obvious suspect in a murder.
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A young woman, seemingly good but still psychologically disturbed from being kidnapped as a little girl, becomes the obvious suspect in a murder.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:TV Movie, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Peter Mohan
In Theaters:5/18/2002
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Pax TV
Cast
Paolo Barzman
Director
Nastassja Kinski
Karen Grant
Kim Schraner
Laurie Kinmount
Andrea Roth
Sarah Kinmount
Michael Shanks
Justin Donnelly
Ellen Dubin
Carla Hawkins aka Opal
Ron Lea
Brendan Moody
Tobias Moretti
Billy Hawkins (Bic)
Kevin Jubinville
Allan Grant
Jim Thorburn
Gregg Bennett
Dawn Greenhalgh
Anne Webster
Mairlyn Smith
Betsy
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