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Sanctuary (2001)
A famous photographer, Jo Ellen Hathaway, has been being stalked for quite some time. She returns to the island she grew up on in an effort to get away from the stalker and get some well-needed relaxation time. On the island, she meets up with old friends and boyfriends and works on relationships with her family. However, she can't shake the feeling that she's still being watched.
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A famous photographer, Jo Ellen Hathaway, has been being stalked for quite some time. She returns to the island she grew up on in an effort to get away from the stalker and get some well-needed relaxation time. On the island, she meets up with old friends and boyfriends and works on relationships with her family. However, she can't shake the feeling that she's still being watched.
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Genre:Romance, Thriller, Drama, TV Movie
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In Theaters:2/28/2001
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Tracey Alexander Productions, Adelson Entertainment, CBS Productions, CBS
Cast
Katt Shea
Director
Melissa Gilbert
Jo Ellen Hathaway
Leslie Hope
Kirby Fitzsimmons
Kathy Baker
Aunt Kate
Kenneth Welsh
Sam Hathaway
Costas Mandylor
Nathan Delaney
Chris William Martin
Brian Hathaway (as Chris Martin)
John Ralston
David Delaney
Robin Brûlé
Ginny
Kristen Ross
Annabelle Hathaway
Booth Savage
Sheriff Bill Duer
Wayne Robson
Cappy
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