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Firestarter (2005)
Firestarter, Studio 2000 International's wickedly funny delight from Roland Dane is a film called Firestarter. This simple story opens the door to a world of sexual intrigue. Johnny Huzosh, Fernando Nielsen and their lovers have a problem. Because of social pressure and work, they have stopped having sex. They will sell their home and start their own lives.
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Firestarter, Studio 2000 International's wickedly funny delight from Roland Dane is a film called Firestarter. This simple story opens the door to a world of sexual intrigue. Johnny Huzosh, Fernando Nielsen and their lovers have a problem. Because of social pressure and work, they have stopped having sex. They will sell their home and start their own lives.
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Written By:Roland Dane
In Theaters:5/5/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000
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