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Taken (2006)

What do you do when the thing you love most is taken from you?Anna (Stormy Daniels) has the perfect life...until her husband mysteriously vanishes and her world is turned upside down.Just when she finds it in her heart to give herself to another man, the sinister truth begins to unfold. People aren't who they say they are and things aren't what they seem...Find out how far someone will go to take what they desire....
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What do you do when the thing you love most is taken from you?Anna (Stormy Daniels) has the perfect life...until her husband mysteriously vanishes and her world is turned upside down.Just when she finds it in her heart to give herself to another man, the sinister truth begins to unfold. People aren't who they say they are and things aren't what they seem...Find out how far someone will go to take what they desire....

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Directed By:Brad Armstrong
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In Theaters:5/31/2006
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Runtime:240 minutes
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