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For The Love of a Chanel Bag (2018)

What happens when love is unrequited, misdirected or misinterpreted? Chanel—is it more beautiful than even young love? Watch Annabelle Dexter Jones and Keilani Asmus in a short film that ponders some of life's most enduring questions like where do loyalties truly lie and how much will a girl put up with for one exceptional Chanel tote?
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What happens when love is unrequited, misdirected or misinterpreted? Chanel—is it more beautiful than even young love? Watch Annabelle Dexter Jones and Keilani Asmus in a short film that ponders some of life's most enduring questions like where do loyalties truly lie and how much will a girl put up with for one exceptional Chanel tote?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Lena Beug
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In Theaters:2/12/2018
Box Office:$120
Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Harpeer's Bazaar, Station Films, Little Bear Studios

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