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Blissful Lies (2012)
Blissful Lies examines the close ties and bonds between a group of 5 college-aged people who find that the limits of their relationships are tested when secrets and lies begin to rise to the surface.
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Blissful Lies examines the close ties and bonds between a group of 5 college-aged people who find that the limits of their relationships are tested when secrets and lies begin to rise to the surface.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jennifer Brown-Thomas
In Theaters:1/15/2012
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Runtime:140 minutes
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Cast
Jennifer Brown-Thomas
Director
Leann Hunley
Addison Hamilton
Zach Rose
Jackson Kensington
Teri Medina Galvan
Shaley Brodigan
Tiffany Lonsdale
Kinsley Abbott
Stacy Wall
Leighton McDowell
Matt Moody
Parker Hamilton
Kaitlin Sliger
Katherine 'Kate' Thompson
April Hartman
Blaire Christianson
Zoe Jett Duvall
Zoe Christianson
Sarah Kate Allsup
Kimber Larson
Christopher Cassarino
Calvin Tucker
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