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Icarus (2025)
LA-newbie Emily cannot believe her luck when Hollywood A-Lister Harris Shaw instigates a romantic entanglement, but the night takes a dark turn when his charm quickly dissolves and something darker rises to the surface.
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LA-newbie Emily cannot believe her luck when Hollywood A-Lister Harris Shaw instigates a romantic entanglement, but the night takes a dark turn when his charm quickly dissolves and something darker rises to the surface.
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Written By:Nell Lawson
In Theaters:6/25/2025
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