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Shattered (2000)
Five kids locked in a mental institution. Abandoned and all alone, they have a lot of questions and no answers. In a world gone mad, Trevor, Shawn, Mary Catherine, Walter and Rebecca watched their worst nightmare come true. It made them a little crazy. Now, Ron Hunter has one week to help them find the truth buried inside.
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Five kids locked in a mental institution. Abandoned and all alone, they have a lot of questions and no answers. In a world gone mad, Trevor, Shawn, Mary Catherine, Walter and Rebecca watched their worst nightmare come true. It made them a little crazy. Now, Ron Hunter has one week to help them find the truth buried inside.
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Written By:Bill Muir, Jim Hancock
In Theaters:3/10/2000
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Youth for Christ
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