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Love 101 (2000)

A group of raucous college buds living the dorm life, decide to have a blowout while most of their friends are away for the Thanksgiving holiday. Andrew, a womanizing pretty boy, wakes up feeling guilty after a one-night stand with Shayna, his roomate Joe's fantasy girl. Making matters worse, Shayna starts up with Joe, attempting to make Andrew jealous. With Love 101 being the toughest course this semester, will they pass the final exam?
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A group of raucous college buds living the dorm life, decide to have a blowout while most of their friends are away for the Thanksgiving holiday. Andrew, a womanizing pretty boy, wakes up feeling guilty after a one-night stand with Shayna, his roomate Joe's fantasy girl. Making matters worse, Shayna starts up with Joe, attempting to make Andrew jealous. With Love 101 being the toughest course this semester, will they pass the final exam?

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Adrian Fulle
Written By:Adrian Fulle
In Theaters:2/14/2000
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:New Concorde, Poya Pictures

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