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Housemates
In a boarding house where the golden rule is "No Drama" new tenant Rico suddenly becomes the center of attention for three very different women - Shy Mira, seductive Jessie and the strict Landlady Lorna. As their connection deepen, they create an unusual "schedule and boundaries", rewriting both the house rules and the meaning of relationships.
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In a boarding house where the golden rule is "No Drama" new tenant Rico suddenly becomes the center of attention for three very different women - Shy Mira, seductive Jessie and the strict Landlady Lorna. As their connection deepen, they create an unusual "schedule and boundaries", rewriting both the house rules and the meaning of relationships.
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Runtime:32 minutes
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