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Secrets From Her Past (2011) [PG-13]

Release Date:
September 25, 2011

Original Title:
Secrets From Her Past

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Capital Productions

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

It's time to tell the truth

Overview from TheMovieDB

Ten years ago, Kate Collins (Ashley Jones) was a different person. Literally. She was living in Chicago, working as a bartender, and going by her real name ‘Stephanie Wickers.’ That all changed when she witnessed the murder of her boss by a ruthless member of an up and coming crime syndicate named Alek Ravik (Al Sapienza). Knowing that Klebanov saw her, she faked her death, changed her name, and went into hiding in Philadelphia. When a crooked cop retires and young, eager Detective Miesen (Alain Chanoine) is chosen to head a new task force to tackle crime syndicates in Chicago, the unsolved murder case is reopened. Miesen believes that Kate/Stephanie is still alive and begins to look for her. Unfortunately, so does Alek.

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Production

Art Direction:
Mauricio Ortiz

Costume Design:
Andy Tait

Director:
Gordon Yang

Director of Photography:
Bill St. John
Adrian Langley

Editor:
Robert E. Newton

Executive Producer:
Tom Berry
Ashley Jones
Pierre David

Music:
Richard Bowers

Producer:
Curtis Crawford
Neil Bregman
Stefan Wodoslawsky

Production Design:
Csaba András Kertész

Writer:
Danise Lee
Christine Conradt

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