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Encounter with Danger (2010)
Lori's fiancee Jack disappears after she accompanies him on a business trip. After she discovers he was about to expose a corruption scandal, all traces of Jack's existence vanish as well. Does Jack really exist or is he a fragment of Lori's imagination? She sets out on a wild hunt for answers.
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Lori's fiancee Jack disappears after she accompanies him on a business trip. After she discovers he was about to expose a corruption scandal, all traces of Jack's existence vanish as well. Does Jack really exist or is he a fragment of Lori's imagination? She sets out on a wild hunt for answers.
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Peter Sullivan
In Theaters:2/28/2010
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Insight Film Studios, The Movie Network, Super Écran, Movie Central
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