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Following the abduction of her daughter, Zara does all she can to get her back. However, when she discovers that she has been targeted by crime boss Patrick, who she has previous dealings with, Zara realises that her troubled past will be used against her. Once Zara has a heart-to-heart with her husband, Brian, the pair work together to settle old scores and ensure the safety of their daughter.

• Studio : Ton of Hats
• Director : Christian Sesma
• Casts : Paul Sloan, Cree Kelly, Gillian White, Mickey Rourke, Michael Jai White, James Russo
• Writer : Zach Zerries
• Genre : Crime, Thriller, Action
• Runtime : 90 minutes

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