A Family Lost

Year: 2007

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: John Fasano

DramaAdventureCrime

Valerie, a single mother, and her 13‑year‑old diabetic daughter Claire board a small plane in Kodiak Falls to meet Valerie’s new fiancé, Jordan. After the aircraft crashes, only they and a mysterious fellow passenger survive, leaving the mother and daughter stranded in danger as they struggle to stay alive.

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