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Lover Girl
Jake is a 16-year-old girl whose mother left her. She finds her older sister Darlene in L.A., but Darlene turns her away. Darlene's neighbor Marci takes pity on Jake, allowing her to stay over. When Jake discovers that Marci is a manager in a massage parlor, she convinces Marci to hire her.
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Jake is a 16-year-old girl whose mother left her. She finds her older sister Darlene in L.A., but Darlene turns her away. Darlene's neighbor Marci takes pity on Jake, allowing her to stay over. When Jake discovers that Marci is a manager in a massage parlor, she convinces Marci to hire her.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Joe Syracuse, Lisa Addario
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Lisa Addario, Joe Syracuse
Director
Tara Subkoff
Jake Ferrari / 'Candy'
Sandra Bernhard
Marci Guerra / 'Angel'
Kristy Swanson
Darlene Ferrari / 'Sherry'
Loretta Devine
Leticia / 'Coco'
Susan Barnes
Jean
Renée Humphrey
Annie / 'Teddy'
Sahara Lotti
Sally / 'Bambi'
Tim Griffin
Wright Herman
William Utay
Mr. Smith
Leonard Termo
Mr. Johnny
Robert Romanus
Mr. Hairdresser
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