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Danger Rocks the Cradle (2023)
High school senior, Nicolette, has bounced around from foster home to home. When she finds herself pregnant by the school quarterback, she quickly falls into despair until her sympathetic teacher, Sandy, takes Nicolette under her wing. But, when Nicolette disappears after deciding against the idea of putting her baby up for adoption, Sandy begins to worry that the soon-to-be teen mom may have been taken against her will.
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High school senior, Nicolette, has bounced around from foster home to home. When she finds herself pregnant by the school quarterback, she quickly falls into despair until her sympathetic teacher, Sandy, takes Nicolette under her wing. But, when Nicolette disappears after deciding against the idea of putting her baby up for adoption, Sandy begins to worry that the soon-to-be teen mom may have been taken against her will.
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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Michael Perronne
In Theaters:5/4/2023
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:NB Thrilling Films 6, NB Thrilling Films, Reel One Entertainment, Champlain Media, Lifetime
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