Media as the Evil in Eddington
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For the Love of Aaron (1994)
Family Ties' Meredith Baxter Birney stars in this made-for-television movie about a woman threatened with losing her son to her ex-husband. Following her divorce, Margaret's son Aaron is the only person who matters to her. But when Margaret unexpectedly begins showing symptoms of mental-illness, the boy's father decides she is incapable of safely caring for their child. Determined to retain custody, Margaret embarks on a courtroom fight as well as a fight to maintain her own sanity.
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Family Ties' Meredith Baxter Birney stars in this made-for-television movie about a woman threatened with losing her son to her ex-husband. Following her divorce, Margaret's son Aaron is the only person who matters to her. But when Margaret unexpectedly begins showing symptoms of mental-illness, the boy's father decides she is incapable of safely caring for their child. Determined to retain custody, Margaret embarks on a courtroom fight as well as a fight to maintain her own sanity.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Peter Silverman
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
John Kent Harrison
Director
Meredith Baxter
Margaret Gibson
Nick Mancuso
Stuart Singer
Keegan MacIntosh
Aaron
John Kapelos
Dr. Teplitsky
Malcolm Stewart
Duncan Miller
Blu Mankuma
Mark Perkins
Matthew Walker
Joanna Gleason
Shirley
Michael J. Rogers
Donald Culver
Janie Woods-Morris
Hattie Singer
Meredith Bain Woodward
Judge
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