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Anita Liberty (1997)
Anita's boyfriend Mitchell dumped her after 3.5 years for Heather. All she can think about is humiliating him, mostly in poems that are bitter, banal, and hilarious.
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Anita's boyfriend Mitchell dumped her after 3.5 years for Heather. All she can think about is humiliating him, mostly in poems that are bitter, banal, and hilarious.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Suzanne Weber, R.J. Cutler
In Theaters:1/18/1997
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
R.J. Cutler
Director
Suzanne Weber
Anita Liberty
Arabella Field
Amy
Susan Sterman
Heather
Allison Janney
Gynecologist
Christopher Liam Moore
Chris, the Blind Date
Peter Frechette
Man at Party #1
Keith Reddin
Man at Party #2
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Man at Party #3
Timothy Britten Parker
Man at Party #4
Ted Skillman
Mitchell
Jesse Hartman
Make-out King
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