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Cleaverville (2007)
A life-time criminal is on the run after completing a diamond theft gone wrong. She seeks her mother's help in staying on the run and resist the urge to reconnect with her daughter.
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A life-time criminal is on the run after completing a diamond theft gone wrong. She seeks her mother's help in staying on the run and resist the urge to reconnect with her daughter.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Lisanne Sartor
In Theaters:3/12/2007
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Swell Television & Film, CanWest Global Television Network, Lifetime
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