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A man wakes up not knowing who he is. Little does he know that he is in for the night of his life. While being forced to trust a man, who he knows nothing about, his life suddenly becomes a blur. His vindictive wife has kidnapped all of his current flings and now he must reluctantly watch these people at the mercy of this malicious woman as she plays a kinky bondage game with all of them, however, things are not as they appear.
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A man wakes up not knowing who he is. Little does he know that he is in for the night of his life. While being forced to trust a man, who he knows nothing about, his life suddenly becomes a blur. His vindictive wife has kidnapped all of his current flings and now he must reluctantly watch these people at the mercy of this malicious woman as she plays a kinky bondage game with all of them, however, things are not as they appear.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Tony Vogiantzis, Paul Joseph Walker
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