Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
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Last Chance Cafe (2006)
After uncovering evidence that her stepfather was murdered by her D.A. ex-husband and a ring of corrupt cops, a young woman is forced to flee with her daughter. She winds up hiding in a small, rural town, and things take a turn for the better when she falls head over heels for a local ranch owner -- but is danger still hot on her tail? Stay tuned!
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After uncovering evidence that her stepfather was murdered by her D.A. ex-husband and a ring of corrupt cops, a young woman is forced to flee with her daughter. She winds up hiding in a small, rural town, and things take a turn for the better when she falls head over heels for a local ranch owner -- but is danger still hot on her tail? Stay tuned!
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Genre:Crime, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Pamela Wallace
In Theaters:11/13/2006
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:BLT Productions, Lifetime, Rigel Entertainment
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