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The Donor is a film of genre Drama released in USA on 13 april 2001 with David Carradine
The Donor (2001)
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Synopsis
Un homme tombe amoureux de la mère porteuse de son enfant, qui devait rester anonyme.Actors
David Carradine
(Mike)
Florence Guérin
(Sylvia)
Karen Black
(Mrs. Springle)
Didem Erol
(Artist Student)
James Handy
(John)
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