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Mother's Red Dress (2011)
Laura Ullman, a single mother, kills her abusive ex-boyfriend and turns the gun on her son when he threatens to call the police. Paul leaves home to start a better life and falls for Ashley, a young woman looking for direction in her life, unaware of his past troubles.
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Laura Ullman, a single mother, kills her abusive ex-boyfriend and turns the gun on her son when he threatens to call the police. Paul leaves home to start a better life and falls for Ashley, a young woman looking for direction in her life, unaware of his past troubles.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Thriller
Written By:Edgar Michael Bravo
In Theaters:9/18/2011
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:No Restrictions Entertainment
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