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Just Love Me (2006)
Modern-day Warsaw shines in this romantic comedy about the love life of a young, hip architect. In his break-out role, popular Polish television star Maciej Zakoscielny plays the handsome young professional, who is torn between two women.
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Modern-day Warsaw shines in this romantic comedy about the love life of a young, hip architect. In his break-out role, popular Polish television star Maciej Zakoscielny plays the handsome young professional, who is torn between two women.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ryszard Zatorski
In Theaters:2/2/2006
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:MTL Maxfilm, TVN
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