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Crazy From the Heart (1991)
A small-town, high-school principal still living at home with her mother shakes up her life in a way that even she never expected when she agrees to go out on a date with her school's Hispanic janitor.
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A small-town, high-school principal still living at home with her mother shakes up her life in a way that even she never expected when she agrees to go out on a date with her school's Hispanic janitor.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Thomas Schlamme
In Theaters:8/19/1991
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Turner Company
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