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Habits of the Heart (1998)
Strange how things come full circle. Years before, in their small Kansas hometown, they unraveled the mysteries of love and lust together. He left to be a pilot, and she took off for the spotlights of Hollywood. Years later, a cabbie picks up a late night fare in Bel-Air, and they meet once again. Their separate paths have led each of them to this point. In a way, they both got what they wanted; he pilots a cab, and she spends all her time acting happy.
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Strange how things come full circle. Years before, in their small Kansas hometown, they unraveled the mysteries of love and lust together. He left to be a pilot, and she took off for the spotlights of Hollywood. Years later, a cabbie picks up a late night fare in Bel-Air, and they meet once again. Their separate paths have led each of them to this point. In a way, they both got what they wanted; he pilots a cab, and she spends all her time acting happy.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Thomas Paine
In Theaters:7/1/1998
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Adam & Eve
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