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Drawn to the Flame (1997)

After her father's death, a Hollywood agent goes to back to her home town to sell the old home. There, she revisits some of her former lovers, including the man who broke their engagement eight years ago and who now runs her late father's bar.
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After her father's death, a Hollywood agent goes to back to her home town to sell the old home. There, she revisits some of her former lovers, including the man who broke their engagement eight years ago and who now runs her late father's bar.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Valerie Landsburg
Written By:Valerie Landsburg
In Theaters:12/5/1997
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Mystique Films

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