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Deadly Secrets (2022)

Star student Jade and her mother Frida, a crime author, have a great relationship. But when she discovers Frida’s secret financial problems, Jade joins her bad-boy crush Rick in a series of high-profile burglaries that net enough cash to pay off Frida’s debts. However when she tries to quit the criminal world, Rick’s gang have other ideas – and now both Jade and Frida must fight for their very lives.
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Star student Jade and her mother Frida, a crime author, have a great relationship. But when she discovers Frida’s secret financial problems, Jade joins her bad-boy crush Rick in a series of high-profile burglaries that net enough cash to pay off Frida’s debts. However when she tries to quit the criminal world, Rick’s gang have other ideas – and now both Jade and Frida must fight for their very lives.

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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller, Crime, Drama
Directed By:Jessica Harmon
Written By:Geoff Dupuy-Holder
In Theaters:5/27/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:CMW Summer Productions, Reel One Entertainment, Lifetime

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