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Love & Everything in Between (2017)
Several families meet and become intertwined in love relationships in the Hamptons. Their choices are put to the test, when a summer party ends badly causing the relationships to implode. What unravels is "Love & Everything in Between."
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Several families meet and become intertwined in love relationships in the Hamptons. Their choices are put to the test, when a summer party ends badly causing the relationships to implode. What unravels is "Love & Everything in Between."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael Dougherty
In Theaters:1/1/2017
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Runtime:100 minutes
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