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Merrick Carlyle Has a Problem (2019)
In this rom-com, gentle psychopath Merrick Carlyle finds herself facing a complicated problem when her socially awkward classmate, Isaac, falls in love with her. She now must figure out how to let him down easy or learn to make a relationship work without love or empathy.
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In this rom-com, gentle psychopath Merrick Carlyle finds herself facing a complicated problem when her socially awkward classmate, Isaac, falls in love with her. She now must figure out how to let him down easy or learn to make a relationship work without love or empathy.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Joshua Shepardson
In Theaters:9/5/2019
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