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Carnal Passion (2003)

The high stakes life of champagne, sex and thievery led by Monique, Dane and Gabrielle who target men, put their con in motion and leave rich - until one day they meet their match and one of them fall for the man they want to destroy.
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The high stakes life of champagne, sex and thievery led by Monique, Dane and Gabrielle who target men, put their con in motion and leave rich - until one day they meet their match and one of them fall for the man they want to destroy.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Madison Monroe
Written By:April White, Edward Gorsuch
In Theaters:6/24/2003
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:MRG Entertainment

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