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Primal Doubt (2007)
When an ex-romance author who is trapped in an unsatisfying marriage, decides to give love another chance with a man she met over the Internet, she finds herself caught up in a terrifying murder mystery.
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When an ex-romance author who is trapped in an unsatisfying marriage, decides to give love another chance with a man she met over the Internet, she finds herself caught up in a terrifying murder mystery.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Stephen Niver
In Theaters:12/5/2007
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Grand Army Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions
Cast
Yelena Lanskaya
Director
Janine Turner
Jean Harper
Costas Mandylor
Chase Harper
Maeve Quinlan
Holly
William Allen Young
Detective Ben Riggs
Freda Foh Shen
Detectiv Maggie Conrad
Jamie Rose
Dr. Marianne Thorn
Brittany Ishibashi
Carla
Amanda Fuller
Claire Harper
Nick Kiriazis
Travis Freeman
Rae Ritke
Amanda Freeman
Emily Warfield
Holly’s Assistant
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