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To Live Again (1998)
A loopy mother locks her teenage daughter in her room after allegedly showing signs of being crazy. Over a decade later, somebody finally investigates, removes the daughter from the mother's care, and attempts to rehabilitate the daughter.
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A loopy mother locks her teenage daughter in her room after allegedly showing signs of being crazy. Over a decade later, somebody finally investigates, removes the daughter from the mother's care, and attempts to rehabilitate the daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dan Witt, Rama Laurie Stagner, Anne Gerard
In Theaters:3/8/1998
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Steven Schachter
Director
Bonnie Bedelia
Iris Sayer
Annabeth Gish
Karen Holmes
Timothy Carhart
Hank
Beau Billingslea
Judge Hillman
Frances Sternhagen
Constance Holmes
Dennis Letts
Dr. Moran
Brady Coleman
Sheriff English
Michael Stephen Costello
D.A. Vic LeBlanc
Dell Aldrich
Lawyer
Debra Eisenstadt
Dr. Braddock
Jackie Belvin
Geena Sayer
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