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The Domain (2007)
An innocent young girl who thought she found the perfect man, finds herself tangled in his world wide web of drugs, lies, and video surveillance. When the law can't help her, she takes matters into her own hands even though the cost may mean her life!
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An innocent young girl who thought she found the perfect man, finds herself tangled in his world wide web of drugs, lies, and video surveillance. When the law can't help her, she takes matters into her own hands even though the cost may mean her life!
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Written By:Paul C Hemmes
In Theaters:6/21/2007
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