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Whilst mourning the recent suicide of her sister, Dandy Fleming becomes infatuated with the psychiatrist Harris Bolger, who promises her a peaceful new life far away from New York and her overbearing mother Nora. But once they relocate to rural Iowa it soon becomes apparent that all is not what it seems in their relationship.
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Whilst mourning the recent suicide of her sister, Dandy Fleming becomes infatuated with the psychiatrist Harris Bolger, who promises her a peaceful new life far away from New York and her overbearing mother Nora. But once they relocate to rural Iowa it soon becomes apparent that all is not what it seems in their relationship.
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