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The Secrets of the Matriarch (2026)

Danielle travels to New Orleans to meet her grandmother and uncover the truth about her mother's death. Drawn into a dangerous feud with the rival Benoit family, Danielle learns her mother’s death was no accident and must navigate treachery, uncover secrets, and decide whether to destroy both families' legacies to find justice.
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Danielle travels to New Orleans to meet her grandmother and uncover the truth about her mother's death. Drawn into a dangerous feud with the rival Benoit family, Danielle learns her mother’s death was no accident and must navigate treachery, uncover secrets, and decide whether to destroy both families' legacies to find justice.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Lisa France
Written By:John F. Hayes
In Theaters:5/8/2026
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:RNR Media, Lifetime

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