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My Mother's Split Personalities (2019)
After her father dies, Julie returns home to discover that her mentally fragile mother has fallen under the control of a man who claims to be her new boyfriend. Now, it's up to Julie to save her mom from not only a conman, but also from the split personalities that have made her his victim.
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After her father dies, Julie returns home to discover that her mentally fragile mother has fallen under the control of a man who claims to be her new boyfriend. Now, it's up to Julie to save her mom from not only a conman, but also from the split personalities that have made her his victim.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Stephen Romano
In Theaters:1/12/2019
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Lifetime, Reel One Entertainment
Cast
Curtis Crawford
Director
Lindsay Hartley
mother Gail
Kayla Wallace
Julie Price
Jordana Lajoie
Toni Conrad
Jefferson Brown
Warren Stacey
Benjamin Roy
Mike Jared
Richard Nash
John Price
Rachelle Casseus
Detective Michelle Sumford
Sean Tucker
Roger Smith
Sarah Kryszak
Professor Jane Banner
Samantha Michelle
Elizabeth Gomez
Josh Horvath
Officer Cooper
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