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Stealing Paradise (2012)
Amanda, a brilliant aeronautical engineer, is enraged when her breakthrough design is stolen and patented by her colleague Brendan. When he is found murdered, she becomes the prime suspect and soon finds she is not only fighting for her design - but fight for her life - as someone out there is determined to silence her protest for good.
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Amanda, a brilliant aeronautical engineer, is enraged when her breakthrough design is stolen and patented by her colleague Brendan. When he is found murdered, she becomes the prime suspect and soon finds she is not only fighting for her design - but fight for her life - as someone out there is determined to silence her protest for good.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery, TV Movie
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In Theaters:8/24/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Incendo Productions
Cast
Tristan DuBois
Director
Rachael Leigh Cook
Amanda Collier
Graham Abbey
Steven Collier
Richard Robitaille
Brendan Cavanaugh
Paula Jean Hixson
Det. Maureen Usher
Neil Napier
Det. Mike Sanders
Tammy Gillis
Elise Shayne
Jonathan Higgins
Kevin Maknassy
Roc LaFortune
Howard Lonsdale
Shawn Campbell
ADA Graham Ainsworth
Steve Belford
Neil Burrows
Trevor Hayes
Mason Cavanaugh
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