As I write this in December 2018, IMDB does not list this as a made for TV movie. I find that hard to believe. It seems like a stereotypical Lifetime movie. They have certain plots and "rules" they follow in just about every movie. This hits a number of them; someone seeking revenge for a years-old wrong done to them (real or imagined), characters doing illogical things, and an ending that happens, too easily, in the last few minutes of the movie. Oh, and the bad guy gets away, because no one pays attention to them after they knock them out or whatever. So the last scene is the bad guy starting the same thing over again somewhere else. Those, along with other elements in the movie, couldn't be more typical of a Lifetime made for TV movie.
Cartel Pictures and The Cartel are listed as the Production Companies, and they also produce many Lifetime movies. Even with the original title of "Baby Obsession", I have to believe IMDB made a mistake, and this is indeed a TV movie. The only thing missing is Tom Berry and/or Pierre David as Executive Producers, since they are responsible for a great many Lifetime movies - though not all of them. This certainly wouldn't have any success as a feature release or even a straight-to-DVD release.
Cartel Pictures and The Cartel are listed as the Production Companies, and they also produce many Lifetime movies. Even with the original title of "Baby Obsession", I have to believe IMDB made a mistake, and this is indeed a TV movie. The only thing missing is Tom Berry and/or Pierre David as Executive Producers, since they are responsible for a great many Lifetime movies - though not all of them. This certainly wouldn't have any success as a feature release or even a straight-to-DVD release.