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The Lost Daughter
The rich Westerner embarks on a journey to find his daughter who vanished in Montreal and Zurich. The disappearance is linked to a sect that selects its followers for its heritage, education and physical beauty.
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The rich Westerner embarks on a journey to find his daughter who vanished in Montreal and Zurich. The disappearance is linked to a sect that selects its followers for its heritage, education and physical beauty.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Palliser
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Runtime:179 minutes
Studio:Condor Films, Minds Eye Entertainment, Minds Eye Pictures, SaskFilm, Téléfilm Canada
Cast
Roger Cardinal
Director
Richard Chamberlain
Andrew McCracken
Helmut Griem
Rolf Sutter
Clare Sims
Laure McCracken
Susanna Simon
Catherine Lasky
Michael Mendl
Inspector Labrousse
Tilo Nest
Detective Dietz
Armin Marewski
Guy Perrin
Suzanne von Borsody
Camille Foulet
Christoph M. Ohrt
Bernard Sicard
Andreas Apergis
Louis
C. David Johnson
Lt. Goddard
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