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Cry Now (2014)
Cry Now follows the electrifying sexy encounters between Vincent, a street poster artist, and Luzy, a tattoo designer. But Sofia, Vincent's obsessive ex-girlfriend, is not ready to let go.
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Cry Now follows the electrifying sexy encounters between Vincent, a street poster artist, and Luzy, a tattoo designer. But Sofia, Vincent's obsessive ex-girlfriend, is not ready to let go.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Alberto Barboza
In Theaters:7/26/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Cinético Productions
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