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Lova's Game (2023)
While on a trip to France, English linguistics professor Dr. Isaac Keiser must decide the fate of his relationship with his younger, wild girlfriend, Francesca, after he learns the disturbing details of her erotic love affair.
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While on a trip to France, English linguistics professor Dr. Isaac Keiser must decide the fate of his relationship with his younger, wild girlfriend, Francesca, after he learns the disturbing details of her erotic love affair.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Mohammed Elmzaghi
In Theaters:5/23/2023
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Independent
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