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Assent of a Woman (1993)
Liz Smith has decided to run for mayor. Having 'no name recognition', she drops her top and puts forward her two best assets. Campaign strategist Roy decides to mount more than a good offense and ex-boyfriend Rob cannot resist one last time. Mayor Nick Brown is more concerned with the political party that's going on between his assistant's legs than the issues at hand. So sit down and tune in to the results. You'll never see another campaign run quite like this.
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Liz Smith has decided to run for mayor. Having 'no name recognition', she drops her top and puts forward her two best assets. Campaign strategist Roy decides to mount more than a good offense and ex-boyfriend Rob cannot resist one last time. Mayor Nick Brown is more concerned with the political party that's going on between his assistant's legs than the issues at hand. So sit down and tune in to the results. You'll never see another campaign run quite like this.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jerry Ross
In Theaters:7/1/1993
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Dreamland Entertainment
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