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Mango Tango (2009)
In this dark, romantic comedy, a shy but stunning New York City tango teacher dreams about finding her soul mate. Instead, her boyfriends are increasingly neurotic and unstable. But when she meet a psychotherapist in Central Park, everything changes.
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In this dark, romantic comedy, a shy but stunning New York City tango teacher dreams about finding her soul mate. Instead, her boyfriends are increasingly neurotic and unstable. But when she meet a psychotherapist in Central Park, everything changes.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Marianne Hettinger
In Theaters:11/13/2009
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:305 Media Group, Nani Film
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