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American Girl (2014)

When a young woman trapped in a toxic relationship accidentally leaves her online profile open in public, a handsome stranger decides to find her and seduce her. What he did not plan on was falling in love with her. As the two get closer, neither could ever imagine how far the ripples of their romance could reach or the damage it could do.
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When a young woman trapped in a toxic relationship accidentally leaves her online profile open in public, a handsome stranger decides to find her and seduce her. What he did not plan on was falling in love with her. As the two get closer, neither could ever imagine how far the ripples of their romance could reach or the damage it could do.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Amy Campione
Written By:Tom Cudworth
In Theaters:10/18/2014
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Runtime:82 minutes
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