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Any Day Now (2011)
Twenty-three year old small town beauty Sam has just arrived in New York. Pulling her there, are hardly fleshed out hopes of a modeling career. Following her there, is a long standing relationship with a married politician, that may or may not have a place in the next phase of her life. And awaiting her there, is all of the disorientation and isolation of foreign environment. ANY DAY NOW is a quiet portrait of a young woman in transition.
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Twenty-three year old small town beauty Sam has just arrived in New York. Pulling her there, are hardly fleshed out hopes of a modeling career. Following her there, is a long standing relationship with a married politician, that may or may not have a place in the next phase of her life. And awaiting her there, is all of the disorientation and isolation of foreign environment. ANY DAY NOW is a quiet portrait of a young woman in transition.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Matt Jay
In Theaters:10/18/2011
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Runtime:35 minutes
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