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Labyrinths (2015)
After just losing her six year old daughter in a hit & run, Marion is overwhelmed with grief and despair. Looking for solace from anyone who will listen, she finds George, an equally troubled individual and the two attempt to heal. Through George, and her neighbor Dawn, her choices, decisions, all begin to fall into place. However, she is unaware that George, the love of her life, is also the drunk driver who killed her daughter. When George decides he has to tell Marion the truth, Marion must make the most important decision of her life. The question is, for her, will it be the right one.
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After just losing her six year old daughter in a hit & run, Marion is overwhelmed with grief and despair. Looking for solace from anyone who will listen, she finds George, an equally troubled individual and the two attempt to heal. Through George, and her neighbor Dawn, her choices, decisions, all begin to fall into place. However, she is unaware that George, the love of her life, is also the drunk driver who killed her daughter. When George decides he has to tell Marion the truth, Marion must make the most important decision of her life. The question is, for her, will it be the right one.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Johnny Severin
In Theaters:2/2/2015
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Studio:Jack Saidel Productions
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