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Running from the Shadows (2006)

After living a life of abuse, and being mistreated by one man after another, a young woman named Jennifer Waylon runs from her past to begin anew. She ultimately meets, and falls in love with Sasch, a man who treats her with respect and dignity. However, she realizes that she must return to face the mistakes of her past.
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After living a life of abuse, and being mistreated by one man after another, a young woman named Jennifer Waylon runs from her past to begin anew. She ultimately meets, and falls in love with Sasch, a man who treats her with respect and dignity. However, she realizes that she must return to face the mistakes of her past.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Steven Rush
Written By:
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:90 minutes
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