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Get You Back (2017)

An unlikely friendship emerges between a man ready to end his life and a waitress who takes pity on him. They spend a weekend plotting silly vengeful pranks until it is no longer fun and games.
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An unlikely friendship emerges between a man ready to end his life and a waitress who takes pity on him. They spend a weekend plotting silly vengeful pranks until it is no longer fun and games.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:James Huang
Written By:James Huang
In Theaters:6/11/2017
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Runtime:92 minutes
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