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For What It's Worth (2016)
A wealthy, sophisticated forty-something woman is contemplating her new life in the country when she meets a man half her age. As the summer months pass by, decisions are made that can't be taken back.
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A wealthy, sophisticated forty-something woman is contemplating her new life in the country when she meets a man half her age. As the summer months pass by, decisions are made that can't be taken back.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marc Bojanowski, Jake Hawkes
In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:91 minutes
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