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Heartache (1998)

To the casual observer, Missy's life seems idyllic, yet her heart cries out for more love, attention, passion, more anything, more everything. Then along comes Michael — a hired hand — with passion to spare & everything else that Missy's missing! Heartache received several AVN nominations, including Best Feature Video.
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To the casual observer, Missy's life seems idyllic, yet her heart cries out for more love, attention, passion, more anything, more everything. Then along comes Michael — a hired hand — with passion to spare & everything else that Missy's missing! Heartache received several AVN nominations, including Best Feature Video.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Crime
Directed By:Brad Armstrong
Written By:Brad Armstrong
In Theaters:8/26/1998
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Wicked

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