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The Little Girl Who Lived
When rising crime novelist Alice reveals her childhood abduction in a new book, the killer returns-kidnapping her sister and demanding she rewrite his legacy before cancer takes him for good.
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When rising crime novelist Alice reveals her childhood abduction in a new book, the killer returns-kidnapping her sister and demanding she rewrite his legacy before cancer takes him for good.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Peter McLeod
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Northern Gateway Films, Champlain Media, Lifetime
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