Decoding Annie Parker (2014)
Decoding Annie Parker
”Two women unite in the fight against breast cancer and a revolutionary discovery.”
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This story, inspired by real events, is about two remarkable women united in their fight against breast cancer and in defense of a revolutionary discovery. Perfect for science and medicine enthusiasts or fans of riveting, thrilling, and powerful stories. Special mention to the precise work of the protagonists Helen Hunt and Samantha Morton.
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Love, science, sex, infidelity, disease and comedy, the wild, mostly true story of the irrepressible Annie Parker and the almost discovery of a cure for cancer.
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