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Under The Influence (2002)
Under the Influence charts how two different families respond to a horrific event that forever alters them both. Jeff Gale and Hilliard each portray a married man with a daughter. The two strangers become linked when each loses his wife in a drunk driving incident. Each must confront the grief and pain they experience, as well as keep a hold onto his daughter.
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Under the Influence charts how two different families respond to a horrific event that forever alters them both. Jeff Gale and Hilliard each portray a married man with a daughter. The two strangers become linked when each loses his wife in a drunk driving incident. Each must confront the grief and pain they experience, as well as keep a hold onto his daughter.
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