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Passion's Web (2007)
Janet, a prison psychologist for potential parolees, finds herself drawn to Robert Moss, an inmate convicted of a bank robbery. After his release she and Moss begin a heated affair, but as he struggles to adjust to life "on the outside," someone is murdered. Will Janet turn in her dangerous lover before she becomes his next victim?
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Janet, a prison psychologist for potential parolees, finds herself drawn to Robert Moss, an inmate convicted of a bank robbery. After his release she and Moss begin a heated affair, but as he struggles to adjust to life "on the outside," someone is murdered. Will Janet turn in her dangerous lover before she becomes his next victim?
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Michele Samit, Eric Edson
In Theaters:4/1/2007
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Peace Arch Entertainment Group, Lifetime
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