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Gotham Cafe (2005)
With divorce on the horizon, a couple are about to find out that a lunch meeting with the wife's attorney is about to get very gruesome.
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With divorce on the horizon, a couple are about to find out that a lunch meeting with the wife's attorney is about to get very gruesome.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Julie Sands, Peter Schink, Bev Vincent
In Theaters:7/14/2005
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Turtle Bay Entertainment, Westmore Academy of Cosmetic Arts, Hollywood Production Sound Production, El Canaveral Catering
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