'Love in Taipei'
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Ransom
Ransom is about a mother; Anne that comes home from work to discover her daughter has been kidnapped. Anne feels officer Jacobs has his own motives so she takes matters into her own hands. What she is about to learn next about her daughters disappearance is more than she had bargained for.
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Ransom is about a mother; Anne that comes home from work to discover her daughter has been kidnapped. Anne feels officer Jacobs has his own motives so she takes matters into her own hands. What she is about to learn next about her daughters disappearance is more than she had bargained for.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Chris Fudge
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Plateau Entertainment
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