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Her Story No. 2: Hush Little Baby
In this unfolding of a strained father-daughter relationship, Lacey, a young mother, visits her father Richard in a maximum-security penitentiary where he's serving a sentence for luring and attempting to have sex with a child. Lacey maintains a strong front until she finds herself with questions about Richard's past, ones that he can't get away from with answers she doesn't know how to handle. Lacey then sees something that shakes her to the core, forcing her to make a decision that will change their lives forever...
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In this unfolding of a strained father-daughter relationship, Lacey, a young mother, visits her father Richard in a maximum-security penitentiary where he's serving a sentence for luring and attempting to have sex with a child. Lacey maintains a strong front until she finds herself with questions about Richard's past, ones that he can't get away from with answers she doesn't know how to handle. Lacey then sees something that shakes her to the core, forcing her to make a decision that will change their lives forever...
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Camille Hollett-French
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cascadoo Films, Diamondhead Films, Steel Hammer Productions
Cast
Camille Hollett-French
Director
Camille Hollett-French
Lacey
Bill MacDonald
Richard
Heather Allin
Officer Wright
Natalie Charles
Officer Bentley
Chala Hunter
Cindy
Ellie O'Brien
Skylar
Glen Reid
Inmate #1
Dimitri Vantis
Guard #1
Derek Herd
Visitor #1 (uncredited)
Michael Janetakes
Registrant #1 (uncredited)
Cameron Stannard
Inmate #2 (uncredited)
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