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Bookmark this pageDonato and Daughter (1993)
Director: Rod Holcomb
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From Time Out Film Guide
After its Death Wish heyday, Bronson's career has slowly faded. He still has one of the most gloom-ridden faces in contemporary US cinema, but given most of his recent material, it's not surprising he looks so miserable. He's in typically saturnine form in this routine police thriller about a father and daughter in the LAPD. They're on the trail of a serial killer. The killer's also preying on them. Not much cop.Author: GM
Cast & crew
Director: Rod Holcomb
Producer: Marian Brayton, Anne Carlucci
Cast: Charles Bronson, Dana Delaney, Xander Berkeley full cast
Genre(s): Thrillers
Duration: 90 mins
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