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Dawn (2003)

Dawn is a special little girl with special needs. Born from a human father and a vampire mother who died while giving birth. Dawn requires blood to survive. She and her father travel across the country, assuming new identities and never staying in one place for very long--until a small town detective with psychic powers pays extra attention to the murder of one of his townsfolk.
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Dawn is a special little girl with special needs. Born from a human father and a vampire mother who died while giving birth. Dawn requires blood to survive. She and her father travel across the country, assuming new identities and never staying in one place for very long--until a small town detective with psychic powers pays extra attention to the murder of one of his townsfolk.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Drama
Directed By:Jay Reel
Written By:Jay Reel
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Reel 2 Reel Pictures

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