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Bitter Sweet (2006)

Drama about a woman being held hostage by her own mind. Watch in awe as Niki becomes the vicious Jean as she holds her counterpart, Amy (Natalie) at gun point
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Drama about a woman being held hostage by her own mind. Watch in awe as Niki becomes the vicious Jean as she holds her counterpart, Amy (Natalie) at gun point

Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Chris R. Notarile
Written By:Chris R. Notarile
In Theaters:8/20/2006
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Studio:Blinky Productions

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