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Snap Decision (2001)
Inspired by a true story, a young widowed mother finds herself on trial for child pornography and abuse after allowing her best friend to photograph her daughters and friend.
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Inspired by a true story, a young widowed mother finds herself on trial for child pornography and abuse after allowing her best friend to photograph her daughters and friend.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Ara Watson, Randy Sue Coburn, Sam Blackwell
In Theaters:6/4/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Freyda Rothstein Productions, Hearst Entertainment Productions, Lifetime
Cast
Alan Metzger
Director
Mare Winningham
Jennifer Bradley
Felicity Huffman
Carrie Dixon
Chelcie Ross
Det. John Collins
Megan Fahlenbock
Sarah Jenkins
Ronn Sarosiak
Steve Godwin
Chuck Shamata
Jack Bradley
Amy Zell
Lauren Bradley
Alex Gaistman
Sophie Bradley
Alexander Cameron Drogemuller
Luke Bradley (as Alexander Drogemuller)
Marcia Bennett
Barbara
Natalie Sanborn
Brandi
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