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Robert, a professional competitive bodybuilder, returns to the stage only to be greeted by his ex-fiancé. He recalls their relationship from the most toxic moment to where love overcame them.
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Robert, a professional competitive bodybuilder, returns to the stage only to be greeted by his ex-fiancé. He recalls their relationship from the most toxic moment to where love overcame them.
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Written By:Cam Goetz
In Theaters:3/3/2012
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Runtime:74 minutes
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