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Lose-Lose (2014)
A divorce lawyer's client and her husband have settled every asset of their estate, except one thing - a nude painting of the client. While the case drives him slowly mad, it also takes a toll on his own marriage.
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A divorce lawyer's client and her husband have settled every asset of their estate, except one thing - a nude painting of the client. While the case drives him slowly mad, it also takes a toll on his own marriage.
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Genre:Comedy, Mystery
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In Theaters:6/1/2014
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Runtime:19 minutes
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