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Love Blossoms (2012)
Lizz Jane seems to have the perfect life. Her career is on the fast track and her model boyfriend Remy is attentive and loving. Appearances can be deceiving; as a tragic car accident leaves her with no memory and has her questioning everything. Enter Brian, a sweet horticulturalist and neighbor. They have always been good friends, but is there more there? Is it possible that love can blossom through tragedy?
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Lizz Jane seems to have the perfect life. Her career is on the fast track and her model boyfriend Remy is attentive and loving. Appearances can be deceiving; as a tragic car accident leaves her with no memory and has her questioning everything. Enter Brian, a sweet horticulturalist and neighbor. They have always been good friends, but is there more there? Is it possible that love can blossom through tragedy?
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Written By:Scott Fayner
In Theaters:5/28/2012
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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