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Deadly Hope (2012)
Joanne Connors is a successful obstetrician whose life is turned upside down when her partner at their fertility clinic, Dr. Jake Hines, is brutally murdered. Trying to rebuild her life, Joanne attends a lavish charity function, where she meets Michael. But by the end of the evening, Michael is dead - murdered. It quickly becomes apparent that the assassin's intended victim was actually Joanne. She must now race to find out who wants her dead before the killer can strike at her again.
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Joanne Connors is a successful obstetrician whose life is turned upside down when her partner at their fertility clinic, Dr. Jake Hines, is brutally murdered. Trying to rebuild her life, Joanne attends a lavish charity function, where she meets Michael. But by the end of the evening, Michael is dead - murdered. It quickly becomes apparent that the assassin's intended victim was actually Joanne. She must now race to find out who wants her dead before the killer can strike at her again.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Richard Dumont
In Theaters:5/20/2012
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Incendo Productions
Cast
Nicolas Monette
Director
Alana de la Garza
Joanne Connors
Sandrine Holt
Denise Landers
Dan Jeannotte
Det. John Bishop
Peter Michael Dillon
Blair Norman
Vincent Leclerc
Russell Dillon
Tim Campbell
Gabriel Haynes
Judith Baribeau
Elizabeth Haynes
John Reardon
Mixhael Keaton
Paula MacPherson
Nurse Melissa Ryan
Jennifer Miller
Mary Norman
Sabrina Reeves
Susan Blakely
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