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Seizing Me (2003)
Rose is a psychologically damaged woman who doesn't feel complete. She decides to kidnap victims who represent what she lacks in her body, mind and soul. In a surprise twist the hostages turn the tables on Rose, resulting in a ending no one expects.
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Rose is a psychologically damaged woman who doesn't feel complete. She decides to kidnap victims who represent what she lacks in her body, mind and soul. In a surprise twist the hostages turn the tables on Rose, resulting in a ending no one expects.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Halfdan Hussey
In Theaters:11/28/2003
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