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Consent (2010)
A wealthy Manhattan family's inability to cope with the suicide of their eldest daughter sends them into a downward spiral of drugs, alcohol and sexual taboos that threatens to destroy them.
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A wealthy Manhattan family's inability to cope with the suicide of their eldest daughter sends them into a downward spiral of drugs, alcohol and sexual taboos that threatens to destroy them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ron Farrar Brown
In Theaters:2/19/2010
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Runtime:87 minutes
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