Angie Lemaire
In her mid-20s, Angie is interviewed as she tries to understand how and why her brother David committed dark and terrible deeds, which led to him being sectioned.
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In her mid-20s, Angie is interviewed as she tries to understand how and why her brother David committed dark and terrible deeds, which led to him being sectioned.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sidney Berthier, Mark Bates
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Sidney Lee Berthier Pictures
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