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Basketweave (2006)
After a madman named Basketweave brutally murders her parents, 10-year-old Ally Van Duren is sent to live in a mental institution, where she's forced to take experimental drugs and endures cruel treatment from a sadistic nurse. But now, more than a decade later, she's finally ready to confront her past. Vance Strickland, Anna Harden and Dana Cheshire co-star in this psychological thriller from director Christopher Forbes.
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After a madman named Basketweave brutally murders her parents, 10-year-old Ally Van Duren is sent to live in a mental institution, where she's forced to take experimental drugs and endures cruel treatment from a sadistic nurse. But now, more than a decade later, she's finally ready to confront her past. Vance Strickland, Anna Harden and Dana Cheshire co-star in this psychological thriller from director Christopher Forbes.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/13/2006
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:IndieGrip.com
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