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4.8 | 1h20m | en | Thriller

Karen, a recovering addict, has settled into a successful new life with her husband and young daughter. When Karl, an old boyfriend recently released from prison, turns up unexpectedly, Karen's buried past comes back to haunt her. Karen is forced to go on a road trip and confront a world she thought she'd escaped from if she is to protect her family and her future.

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Released: January. 01,2010 | Released Producted By: , Country: Ireland Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Allen Leech , Amy Huberman , Owen McDonnell

Director

P.J. Dillon

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Cast

Allen Leech

as Karl

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Amy Huberman

as Karen

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Owen McDonnell

as Brendan

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Reviews

ciaran-flynn This is a very interesting little movie to come out of Ireland. I don't want to give anything way so i'll say is its a low budget movie but the acting isn't bad at all. Amy Hubberman plays a character far removed from her own well to do lifestyle very well, the other actors, mainly the character of Karl are fairly good too.Its an interesting little script. I knew nothing about the movie before i seen it and that was the best way to view it. Its quite a short movie but then it keeps you interested without keeping you hanging on too long. It has kind of gone under the radar not sure if this going to be released else where, maybe its going to be a DVD release more so than cinema but certainly worth a look on DVD at least if you get the chance.