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TWICE UPON A TIME

 TWICE UPON A TIME {3M:3F} - A DETECTIVE DRAMA (110 mins) - see review 


How can an innocent prank lead to two missing persons and two suspicious deaths? In Inspector Ros Jakes' world there's no such thing as coincidences or once upon a time fairy-tale romances yet somehow this prank finds her teamed up with her estranged husband and following a trail where everything seems to be doubling up. Can things happen twice upon a time?

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