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Family Holiday (2017)
When Dallas and Tate decide to spend Christmas meeting one another's respective families, they have no idea the kind of drama and seduction will unfold. Faced with two very different upbringings and sexual entanglements that are far more complex than either can imagine, they must decide whether their relationship can survive one another's families.
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When Dallas and Tate decide to spend Christmas meeting one another's respective families, they have no idea the kind of drama and seduction will unfold. Faced with two very different upbringings and sexual entanglements that are far more complex than either can imagine, they must decide whether their relationship can survive one another's families.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Jacky St. James
In Theaters:11/27/2017
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Sweet Sinner
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