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Mama Bear (2019)

When an accident leaves her dying son with 24 hours to get a new liver, a seemingly average soccer mom must reveal her hidden past and hunt down the only matching donor - her ex husband - the world's worst criminal.
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When an accident leaves her dying son with 24 hours to get a new liver, a seemingly average soccer mom must reveal her hidden past and hunt down the only matching donor - her ex husband - the world's worst criminal.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Matt Cohen
Written By:Lee Ehlers
In Theaters:8/13/2019
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:MC Cubed, Lane Management Group, Mama Bear Productions

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