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Seven friends in their forties - three couples and a bachelor, are surprised by a blackout during a party. The silence is broken by the sound of a kiss and a slap. In the confusion and commotion that ensues, dark secrets are revealed.
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Seven friends in their forties - three couples and a bachelor, are surprised by a blackout during a party. The silence is broken by the sound of a kiss and a slap. In the confusion and commotion that ensues, dark secrets are revealed.
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