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Shameful Secrets (1993)

A woman and her children seemingly live the idyllic suburban dream, but unbeknownst to their neighbors and friends, the kids are being brutally abused by their father who is unable to control his temper.
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A woman and her children seemingly live the idyllic suburban dream, but unbeknownst to their neighbors and friends, the kids are being brutally abused by their father who is unable to control his temper.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:David Carson
Written By:Stephanie Liss
In Theaters:10/10/1993
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Steve White Productions, ABC

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