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Blue Confessions (1983)
Michelle is a freelance writer who is tasked with writing eight articles on sexual fantasies and secret desires. Completely upset because of his inability to even just start writing articles because of complete ignorance of the material, she suddenly hears a mysterious voice that speaks to her from the subconscious
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Michelle is a freelance writer who is tasked with writing eight articles on sexual fantasies and secret desires. Completely upset because of his inability to even just start writing articles because of complete ignorance of the material, she suddenly hears a mysterious voice that speaks to her from the subconscious
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Cal West
In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Mark IV Productions
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