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Hamal_18 (2004)
A brooding detective assumes the persona of his young daughter and obsessively hunts internet chat rooms for the pedophile who killed her.
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A brooding detective assumes the persona of his young daughter and obsessively hunts internet chat rooms for the pedophile who killed her.
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Genre:Mystery
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In Theaters:10/2/2004
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Runtime:88 minutes
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