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Seventeen and Missing

2007, English. Directed by Paul Schneider.

Emilie Janzen has always had a strange intuition and talent for seeing the truth in people. But what Emilie didn't see coming is the disappearance of her 17-year-old daughter, Lori. Waking visions of Lori being abducted begin to haunt Emilie, placing clairvoyant clues that eventually lead Emilie to where her daughter's being held. That is, if Lori's still alive. And the clock is ticking...

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3 February 2007
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Seventeen and Missing (2007) was directed by Paul Schneider and stars Dedee Pfeiffer, Matthew Harrison, Tegan Moss.

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