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Bootleg Wisconsin (2008)
A Chicago schoolteacher on vacation from her husband stops at an outlet mall in Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin. While staying near the mall she starts a relationship with one of the local boys who works at the mall. The film follows their relationship as well as the community surrounding the boy and the mall.
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A Chicago schoolteacher on vacation from her husband stops at an outlet mall in Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin. While staying near the mall she starts a relationship with one of the local boys who works at the mall. The film follows their relationship as well as the community surrounding the boy and the mall.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Tim Donovan, Brandon Linden
In Theaters:3/7/2008
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Pleasant Prairie Productions
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