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Girls Like Chocolate (2018)
A teenage boy sets out to do a simple favor for a girl he likes. However, he gets side tracked when he decides to pick up the perfect candy bar for her. What starts off as a small romantic gesture becomes a daunting task.
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A teenage boy sets out to do a simple favor for a girl he likes. However, he gets side tracked when he decides to pick up the perfect candy bar for her. What starts off as a small romantic gesture becomes a daunting task.
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Written By:Ross Stern
In Theaters:8/4/2018
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Runtime:17 minutes
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