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Fall into Darkness (1996)
Teenager Ann resents the arrival of Sharon and the fact that her brother Jerry has a crush on the newcomer. When Jerry dies in an accident, Ann blames Sharon and frames her for another death.
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Teenager Ann resents the arrival of Sharon and the fact that her brother Jerry has a crush on the newcomer. When Jerry dies in an accident, Ann blames Sharon and frames her for another death.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Mystery, TV Movie
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In Theaters:11/25/1996
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Patchett Kaufman Entertainment, Christopher Pike Productions, Pacific Motion Pictures
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