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My Daughter Must Live

2014, English. Directed by John L'Ecuyer.

When her daughter Katie gets sick with a liver disease, Meghan O'Mailley figures out that her husband, Hugh, is not her father. She finds that her marriage and life are in danger as she attempts to track down Dan, the man that got her pregnant 16 years before. She learns that Dan went into hiding after seeing something he should not have seen, about dangerous man.

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Released
15 July 2014
Country
Canada
Written by
Al Kratina

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My Daughter Must Live runs 90 minutes (1h 30m).

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Who directed My Daughter Must Live?

My Daughter Must Live (2014) was directed by John L'Ecuyer and stars Joelle Carter, Madeleine Martin, Paul Popowich.

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