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Lovers and Liars (1998)
Caitland, a beautiful model and daughter of a billionaire, has mysteriously disappeared. Private investigator Darrel Chisum is on the case and finds himself in the middle of the seductive fashion industry's Vision Advertising Agency, run by a corrupt mogul. Darrel enlists the aid of his friend to plunge headfirst into the seedy underworld, and it doesn't take long for them to realize they are in way over their heads.
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Caitland, a beautiful model and daughter of a billionaire, has mysteriously disappeared. Private investigator Darrel Chisum is on the case and finds himself in the middle of the seductive fashion industry's Vision Advertising Agency, run by a corrupt mogul. Darrel enlists the aid of his friend to plunge headfirst into the seedy underworld, and it doesn't take long for them to realize they are in way over their heads.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:10/9/1998
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