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The coolest guy in New York City (who may or may not have recently carried out a high profile political assassination) has a curse that he can never fall in love. But he does.
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The coolest guy in New York City (who may or may not have recently carried out a high profile political assassination) has a curse that he can never fall in love. But he does.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Olivia Skjervold, Conner Patrick McKee
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Runtime:92 minutes
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